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Comparative for done in reply or response, or related a reply or response
“Jackson's attorney indicated that she had used personal email, but she no longer has responsive emails in her possession.”
Comparative for able, or quick to, react or respond
“Finally, the researchers have developed new, highly responsive pressure sensors.”
Comparative for done without delay, or with speed
“I look forward to a rapid and responsive reply to my letter.”
Comparative for willing to consider or accept new suggestions and ideas
“Now, of course, not all students are so responsive, nor are results achieved overnight.”
Comparative for loving and affectionate towards (someone) in a close relationship
Comparative for easily influenced or directed
Comparative for having or showing keenness of perception
Comparative for tolerant of, or open to, new or opposing viewpoints
Comparative for full of, or evocative of, expression or emotion
Comparative for showing admiration or approval
Comparative for having the ability to understand or discern very quickly
(of a person) Comparative for easily influenced by feelings or emotions
Comparative for loudly cheerful, enthusiastic or approbatory
Comparative for given to open displays of emotion
Comparative for paying close attention, usually for the purpose of anticipating approaching danger or opportunity
Comparative for congenial, like-minded, or free from disagreement or dissent
Comparative for marked by curiosity or fascination
Comparative for involving, or given to, open or heavy displays of emotion
Comparative for of or caused by a reflex
Comparative for conscious and not asleep
Comparative for approachable or affable in nature or manner
Comparative for exhibiting high efficiency and effectiveness in achieving successful results
Comparative for responding to or acting to counteract something when it happens (rather than beforehand)
Comparative for sensitive to being affected by something
Comparative for easily movable, responsive, and handleable
Comparative for highly sensitive to provocation
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