reactiveness
- noun
- /riˈæktɪvnəs/
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reactividad
- His reactiveness during the emergency drills demonstrated how quickly he could respond to unexpected situations.
But despite the defensive mistakes, it's it's the reactiveness to want to get back to where you're supposed to be.
- But despite the defensive mistakes, it's it's the reactiveness to want to get back to where you're supposed to be.
Examples
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But despite the defensive mistakes, it's it's the reactiveness to want to get back to where you're supposed to be.
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That reactiveness is growing by the quarter as Apple's earnings account for a larger and larger impact on the P/E ratio when earnings are announced, presently up to 2.5 to 3 points.
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The team's reactiveness to changing market conditions allowed them to capitalize on new opportunities swiftly.
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Children's reactiveness in learning environments is often influenced by their engagement and interest in the subject matter.
Synonyms
14
2.9
A state of being watchful and ready to notice and act on danger or problems
9
4.3
A quick, helpful reaction that shows attention or interest
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4.1
Ability to think and respond very fast in the mind
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6.8
How quickly a person or thing responds to a stimulus like noise
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9.5
Acting quickly without delay when action is needed
How quickly and strongly something reacts to a change
Antonyms
How Responsive
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7.0
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4.3
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4.4
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7.3
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Reactiveness comes from re- 'again' and act 'to do', the same parts in the familiar word react. It is the quality of 'acting in response', so it describes being ready and quick to answer or respond to events.