reaction in Latin
reaction in Latin is reāctiō — reaction means a response, in words, feelings, or actions, to something that has happened.
reaction in Latin
reāctiō
An action or statement in response to a stimulus or other event.
What does "reaction" mean?
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noun A response, in words, feelings, or actions, to something that has happened.
"His first reaction was disbelief."
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noun A chemical process in which substances combine or break down to form new substances.
"The reaction produced heat and a bright flash of light."
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noun Political resistance to change, favouring a return to older or more traditional arrangements.
"The revolution provoked a wave of reaction among conservatives."
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reaction in a sentence
- His first reaction was disbelief.
- The audience's reaction to the film was mixed.
- The reaction produced heat and a bright flash of light.
- The revolution provoked a wave of reaction among conservatives.
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What is "reaction" in Latin?
"reaction" in Latin is reāctiō. reaction means: A response, in words, feelings, or actions, to something that has happened.
How do you use "reaction" in a sentence?
Example: "His first reaction was disbelief." In Latin, "reaction" is reāctiō.
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