Reflections
Scenes and reflections are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Scenes" instead a noun "Reflections".
Scenes
Reflections and scenes are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Reflections" instead a noun "Scenes".
Both words in one sentence
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Dark scenes in the show actually are dark, so much so that all one can see are highlights, reflections, and the occasional flashlight blotting out the entire screen.
Source: Hollywood Darkness -
In Kolchak: The Night Stalker dark scenes are really dark, so much so that all one can see are highlights, reflections, and the occasional flashlight blotting out the entire screen.
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Voltaire, for one, spoke of "dreadful scenes in this writers monstrous farces, to which the name of tragedy is given," describing Hamlet as being about "drinking, singing ballads, and making humorous reflections on skulls".
Source: Americans Hate Tingle
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