reactive

/riˈæktɪv/

adjective

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Tending to react to events or situations rather than taking proactive action; responding to stimuli.

  • The company has been too reactive instead of planning ahead.
  • She took a reactive approach to the problem.
  • Certain metals are highly reactive with oxygen, forming oxide layers that can protect or corrode the underlying material.
  • Managers often adopt a reactive stance during crises, addressing immediate concerns rather than implementing long-term preventive strategies.
  • The immune system's reactive response to pathogens involves complex signaling pathways and cellular mechanisms.
  • Urban planners criticized the city's reactive policies, arguing that proactive zoning reforms would better accommodate population growth.
adjectiveChemistry

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Showing a chemical or physical reaction; chemically active or unstable.

  • Sodium is a highly reactive metal.
  • These reactive compounds must be stored carefully.