mirrored
adj. B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈmɪɹɝd// UK //mˈɪɹəd// mir·rored
adj. having a surface that reflects light like a mirror, or looking exactly like something else.
adj. having a reflective surface; alternatively, exhibiting a symmetrical or identical correspondence to another entity. Often used to describe architectural glass or parallel data structures.
The mirrored walls make the small room look much larger.
The skyscraper's mirrored exterior reflects the clouds, making the massive building blend into the skyline.
The novelist uses a mirrored narrative structure, where the events of the final chapter precisely echo the themes introduced in the opening pages to create a sense of inevitability.
Usage
Often used attributively before a noun or predicatively after a linking verb like 'is' or 'looks'.