Pronunciation: /rɪˈspɒnd/
noun a reply or reaction to something
A1 I always try to respond quickly to emails.
A2 She didn't know how to respond to the unexpected news.
B1 The company's response to the customer complaint was prompt and professional.
B2 His ability to respond effectively in high-pressure situations is one of his greatest strengths.
C1 The politician's response to the journalist's question was evasive and unconvincing.
C2 The artist's work is a powerful response to the social injustices of our time.
verb to reply or react in response to something
A1 I respond to emails from my boss quickly.
A2 She responds well to feedback from her teachers.
B1 The company responded to customer complaints by offering refunds.
B2 He responded to the emergency situation with calm and quick thinking.
C1 The government responded to the crisis by implementing new policies.
C2 The CEO responded to the allegations with a public statement addressing the issue.
formal It is important to promptly respond to all inquiries from clients.
informal Hey, can you respond to my text message when you get a chance?
slang I'll hit you up later, make sure you respond!
figurative The flowers in the garden seem to respond to the sunlight, blooming beautifully.
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