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plural of answer.
present tense form of answer (3rd person singular).

answers

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All (3) Noun (1) Verb (2)

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reply; reaction n.
reply, react v.
solve; fulfill v.

NOUN

reply; reaction

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comment explanation feedback interpretation justification key observation rebuttal remark report resolution response result return sign solution statement

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acknowledgment antiphon close comeback cooler counterclaim crack defense disclosure echo elucidation guff lip plea refutation rejoinder repartee retort riposte topper vindication wisecrack

WEAK

Band-Aid back talk backcap parting shot pay dirt quick fix rhetorical question thank-you note the ticket

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problem question quiet request silence trouble

VERB

reply, react

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acknowledge argue claim defend deny explain plead resolve respond return say solve

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comeback contest counterclaim disprove dispute echo feedback parry rebut refute rejoin remark retaliate retort sass settle squelch top

WEAK

answer back back at you back talk be in touch field the question get back at get back to give a snappy comeback shoot back talk back

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agree ask ignore leave question renounce request wonder

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allow prove

VERB

solve; fulfill

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clarify deal with do meet

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conform correlate correspond crack dope elucidate fill fit lick pass qualify satisfy serve suffice suit unzip work

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dope out measure up work through

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miss

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differ disagree dissatisfy fail lose receive refuse take use

WEAK

ask question

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answers

Time, perhaps, to question whether he's got the answers to the myriad ills of his team.

From BBC ● Sep. 20, 2026

Modern instruments have become extraordinarily sensitive, but measurements of big G continue to produce slightly different answers.

From Science Daily ● Sep. 20, 2026

The answers aren’t at all simple, and Mungiu has no intention of making them so, much less revealing the whole truth behind the film’s central doubts.

From Salon ● Sep. 19, 2026

Ford, a psychology professor with an expertise in biostatistics, answers prosecutorial questions about a life-altering trauma in a manner that leans on her scientific training for security.

From Los Angeles Times ● Sep. 18, 2026

When Babs answers the door, I can tell she’s surprised to see us.

From "The Wrong Way Home" by Kate O’Shaughnessy