responsive
responsive Lexical Profile
responsive Game Scores & Validity
• adjective
Reacting quickly and positively to a suggestion, request, need, or change.
"The municipal government proved highly responsive to community concerns about public transit."
Showing a favorable physiological or clinical reaction to medical treatment or external stimuli.
"Fortunately, the infection was immediately responsive to the prescribed antibiotics."
Designed to automatically adjust its layout and functionality to fit different screen sizes and devices (of a website or software interface).
"The developer built a responsive web design that looks equally clean on smartphones and desktop monitors."
Given or serving as an answer or reply, especially in liturgical worship where the congregation replies to a leader.
"The service included a traditional responsive reading from the Book of Psalms."
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Word Origin & Etymology
Borrowed in the late 14th century from Old French 'responsif' or Late Latin 'responsivus', derived from the Latin verb 'respondere' meaning 'to answer or promise in return'.