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- adjective Not
mirrored (imitated or symmetrically reflected).
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Examples
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It hurt to stretch myself back into unmirrored form, but I hopped from the wet bar onto the floor and made for the computer on Cicereaus desk.
Dancing with Werewolves Carole Nelson Douglas 2009
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It hurt to stretch myself back into unmirrored form, but I hopped from the wet bar onto the floor and made for the computer on Cicereaus desk.
Dancing with Werewolves Carole Nelson Douglas 2009
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It hurt to stretch myself back into unmirrored form, but I hopped from the wet bar onto the floor and made for the computer on Cicereaus desk.
Dancing with Werewolves Carole Nelson Douglas 2009
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Yet I can disintegrate into criticizing her in the flash of a mispronunciation, or a facial cue; or my attempt at a vulnerable communication that goes unmirrored.
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Click here to return to the 'Create unmirrored Photo Booth movies' hint Inside iWork
MacOSXHints.com 2009
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So now I run an external 320 gig USB drive as a mirror for 320 gigs of the 400 gig internal NAS HD, and I still have access to the remaining unmirrored 80 gigs of the NAS drive.
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Other applications, such as QuickTime Pro and iMovie, do create unmirrored video, but lack the real-time access to image effects that Photo Booth provides.
MacOSXHints.com 2009
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Although Photo Booth 2.0.3 allows one to flip (Command-F) previously captured photos and auto-flip (Shift-Command-F) new photos to an unmirrored -- "correct," some would say -- orientation, the application makes no such provision for movies made with Photo Booth.
MacOSXHints.com 2009
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It turned out to take only a small tweak to one Quartz composition inside the Photo Booth application package to produce unmirrored movies.
MacOSXHints.com 2009
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Kohut used the term tragic man, in contrast to Freud’s guilty man, to express the idea that a self that is fragmented or depleted and that reflects unmirrored ambitions and is devoid of ideals is quite sad, and that this tragic state reflects the core problem of those with self disorders.
Object Relations Theory and Self Psychology in Social Work Practice EDA G. GOLDSTEIN 2001
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