reactive in Irish
reactive in Irish is imoibríoch — reactive means responding to events after they happen rather than planning ahead for them.
reactive in Irish
imoibríoch
(chemistry) That readily takes part in reactions.
What does "reactive" mean?
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adj Responding to events after they happen rather than planning ahead for them.
"The company took a reactive approach, only fixing problems once customers complained."
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adj Of a substance, likely to undergo a chemical reaction easily.
"Pure potassium is extremely reactive with air and water."
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reactive in a sentence
- The company took a reactive approach, only fixing problems once customers complained.
- Pure potassium is extremely reactive with air and water.
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What is "reactive" in Irish?
"reactive" in Irish is imoibríoch. reactive means: Responding to events after they happen rather than planning ahead for them.
How do you use "reactive" in a sentence?
Example: "The company took a reactive approach, only fixing problems once customers complained." In Irish, "reactive" is imoibríoch.
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