Plural of reflector

regular plural

The plural of reflector is reflectors.

Forms of reflector

Most reflectors on leadership are comfortable thinking of "ethical" and "unethical" as modifiers of leadership.1993, Robert W. Terry, Authentic Leadership: Courage in Action, page 48
Nonreflectors simply thought through that which they already knew, reflectors evaluated experiences by interpreting these experiences, and critical reflectors re-evaluated their presuppositions to correct distortions in reasoning and attitudes.2017, Joke van Velzen, Metacognitive Knowledge, page 154
Reflectors in the road thwapped beneath the tires, setting a regular, almost reassuring pace.2004, Anthony Doerr, About Grace, page 241. From the entry thwap
Reflectors and a danger triangle are also fitted to rear of the trailer.1959, Colliery Guardian, volume 199, page 23. From the entry danger triangle
These are the books, plays, and speeches which are written, not by authors but by reflectors of public demand.1961, United States. Congress, Congressional Record: Proceedings and Debates (page A-2680). From the entry nonspeech

noun Something which reflects heat, light or sound, especially something having a reflecting surface.
noun A reflecting telescope.
noun A small, often red, reflecting disk on the rear of a vehicle or bicycle that reflects the headlights of other vehicles.

What is the plural of reflector?: The plural of reflector is reflectors.
Is reflector countable?: Reflector is a countable noun.

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