mirror

/ˈmɘ.ɹɘ/noun

A piece of glass with a shiny backing that reflects light, showing you an image of whatever is in front of it.

Example sentences

“She checked her hair in the mirror before leaving the house.”
“A large mirror makes a small room look much bigger.”

The verb is common in formal writing: results that mirror earlier findings.

Related words

emulateTo try to match someone or copy what they do, often because you admire them.blanketA thick, soft piece of cloth, often wool, that people pull over themselves to stay warm in bed.drawerA box-shaped container without a top that slides in and out of a piece of furniture and holds clothes or other items.pillowA soft pad placed under the head for comfort while sleeping or resting.closetA small storage room in a home, used for keeping clothes, food, or supplies.cushionA cloth bag filled with soft material, placed on seats or leaned against for comfort.