Reflect (verb)

1. To think deeply about something.
2. To show an image of something in a mirror or other reflective surface.
3. To throw back heat, light, or sound.
4. To give evidence of the character or quality of something.
5. To affect or be affected by a particular thing.

Origin:

Late middle english: from latin reflectere, from re- "back" + flectere "bend".

Examples:

1. He reflected on his actions.
2. The mirror reflected her image.
3. The sun reflected off the water.
4. The movie reflected the society's values.
5. His behavior reflects his upbringing.