Pronunciation

/rɪˈspɒns/

Definitions

Noun

• Response: A reaction or reply to something, typically in words or actions. For example: “Her response to the question was immediate.”
• Answer: An answer given in reply to a question or request. For example: “He gave a detailed answer to her query.”

Verb

• To respond: To reply or react to something, usually verbally or in writing. For example: “She quickly responded to his email.”
• React: To have an emotional or physical reaction to a particular situation. For example: “The audience reacted positively to the performance.”

Adjective

• Responsive: Quick to react or answer, especially to communication. For example: “A responsive customer service team.”
• Replyable: Capable of receiving or giving a reply. For example: “This phone is replyable to voice messages.”

Adverb

• Responsibly: In a manner showing care and consideration for one’s duties or obligations. For example: “He handled the task responsibly.”

Phrases

• “Response time” refers to the duration it takes to provide a reaction.
• “No response” indicates that no reply has been received.
• “Prompt response” means an immediate or timely reply.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The teacher asked for a written response to the assignment.”
• Verb: “Please respond to my message as soon as possible.”
• Adjective: “Her answers were thoughtful and responsive.”
• Adverb: “He gave a responsible response to the project deadline.”

Synonyms

• Answer (noun)
• Reply
• Reaction
• Feedback
• Acknowledgment
• Echo
• Counterpart
• Response time (noun) - reaction time, turnaround time