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reaction
noun as in response
Strong matches
Weak matches
- back talk
- double-take
- knee-jerk
- reagency
- snappy comeback
noun as in movement in the direction of extreme rightism
Strongest match
Strong matches
Weak matches
Example Sentences
For example, metal catalysts are essential for enabling reactions that convert chemical energy into electricity.
The general reaction to “MASS” was that of appall, no matter whether you worshipped Bernstein or couldn’t bear him, whatever your political or cultural orientation.
He seems too good to be true, and Ms. Dunst’s touching reactions to his lies and shenanigans are the heart of the movie, her face registering worry and hope at the same time.
The fumes—sometimes described as smelling of “wet dog,” “Cheetos” or “nail polish”—have led to emergency landings, sickened passengers and affected pilots’ vision and reaction times midflight, according to official reports.
Tennis Association has asked carriers to airbrush the reaction, tennis scribe Ben Rothenberg reported –Alcaraz-Sinner has become the best theater in sports.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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