Pronunciation: /ʌnrɪˈspɑnsɪv/
noun a person or thing that is unresponsive
A1 She was unresponsive to my questions.
A2 The unresponsiveness of the audience was disheartening.
B1 His unresponsiveness to feedback hindered his progress.
B2 The unresponsiveness of the company's customer service team was frustrating.
C1 The unresponsiveness of the government officials to the crisis was alarming.
C2 Her unresponsiveness to the urgent situation was unacceptable.
adjective describing someone or something that does not respond or react
A1 The patient was unresponsive to the doctor's questions.
A2 The customer service representative seemed unresponsive to my complaints.
B1 The student remained unresponsive during the lecture, not participating in any discussions.
B2 The company's unresponsive attitude towards customer feedback led to a decline in sales.
C1 The government's unresponsive policies have sparked protests across the country.
C2 The board of directors was criticized for being unresponsive to shareholders' concerns.
formal The patient remained unresponsive to the medication despite multiple attempts to adjust the dosage.
informal She tried calling him multiple times but he was unresponsive to her calls.
slang I texted her about the party but she's been totally unresponsive.
figurative The government's unresponsive attitude towards the citizens' needs is causing frustration among the population.
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