Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun The quality of being reactive.
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- noun The quality or state of being
reactive .
Etymologies
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Examples
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During this week's WHO hearing, French health ministry official Didier Houssin praised the agency's "reactiveness" while suggesting that it should reinforce the credibility of its experts.
Earth News, Earth Science, Energy Technology, Environment News
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My fellow Women – let's put down the emotional reactiveness and get on board with OUR PARTY!
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But there's an ad hoc reactiveness to this kind of activity and that's not really enough.
Getting the Scoop from Nationally Syndicated Journalist Bob Koehler
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But there's an ad hoc reactiveness to this kind of activity and that's not really enough.
Printing: Getting the Scoop from Nationally Syndicated Journalist Bob Koehler
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I'm tired of the reactiveness on the part of the Obama campaign.
Flashback: McCain Said Specter Of Terror Attack Would Help GOP Politically
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Candid Engineer: I'm hoping they'll be calmer in other respects or they'll recognize their over-reactiveness.
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But something that I would like to explore here is the reactiveness of training.
Why Internal Training Departments can't keep Type-A personalities
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But something that I would like to explore here is the reactiveness of training.
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Psychic bleeding, namely intense reactiveness and distress over any and every life occurrence
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Not sure whether this high reactiveness in the trading community's behavior is good or not.
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