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responsive
adjective as in quick to react
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A Welsh government spokesperson said: "We have today announced a review of safeguarding arrangements, to ensure our systems remain effective, responsive, and focused on achieving the best outcomes."
An orchestra that has a reputation for being difficult was responsive.
Being responsive to voter concerns doesn’t have to mean sacrificing core values, but it does require new approaches when the old ways aren’t working.
There was no fallback plan — just a willingness to be vulnerable and responsive.
Media companies have proven responsive in the past to pressure from outside activists, said Anthony Nadler, a professor of media and communications at Ursinus College in Philadelphia.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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