Definition of «reaction»

The term reaction can refer to a response or an action taken in return for something else. It may also indicate a change in behavior, feelings, or thoughts as a result of a particular event or situation. In chemistry, it refers to a chemical process that occurs when two substances interact to produce a new product.

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Our body's reaction to a virus can include symptoms such as fever, coughing, and fatigue.
The dog's reaction to seeing its owner after a long separation was one of pure joy, wagging its tail and jumping up and down.
The chemical reaction between the two substances caused a colorful explosion.
When confronted with a difficult decision, everyone's reaction may vary, with some people becoming anxious while others remain calm.
The politician's controversial statement sparked a strong reaction from the public, leading to protests and heated discussions.

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It was this kind of reaction of I want to do that and I started to do that. (openhouseblog.nyc)
As we already said, many pet food manufacturers simply fail to understand the mechanism of allergic reactions in dogs. (mypetneedsthat.com)
In our bodies, oxygen is constantly involved in chemical reactions in which electrons are shifted around to generate energy. (brightfocus.org)
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Definition of «reaction»

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