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Reflexively definition, (of a verb) taking a subject and object with identical referents, as shave in I shave myself. See more.
Italian Reflexive Verbs. Verbs in Italian are called reflexive when the subject is carrying out the action with respect to himself or herself, for example when a man combs his hair.As you might expect, not all verbs can be reflexive: only the ones that the subject can do himself, such as falling asleep.o create a reflexive verb, you add the ending-si, etiher at the end of the verb in its infinitive state (addomentarsi) or before the verb when it is conjugated (si e' addormentato). A verb is reflexive when the action is performed on the subject.