Webrespond: [noun] an engaged pillar supporting an arch or closing a colonnade or arcade.

Webrespond definition: 1. to say or do something as a reaction to something that has been said or done: 2. If diseases or…. Learn more.

WebSynonyms for RESPOND: react, reply, answer, return, retaliate, read, interpret, understand; Antonyms of RESPOND: act, cause, behave, affect, draw, effect, ask, inquire

Webre·spond 1. To make a reply; answer: respond to an email. 2. To act in return or in answer: firefighters responding to a call. See Synonyms at answer. 3. To react to a stimulus or to a treatment, especially in a favorable way: tumors that responded to radiation.

WebRespond definition, to reply or answer in words: to respond briefly to a question. See more.

Web3. [no object] : to have a good or desired reaction to something. The patient is responding to the treatment. [=the patient is getting better because of the treatment] provision. : provisions [plural] : a supply of food and other things that are needed. Learn More ».

Webrespond: 1 v show a response or a reaction to something Synonyms: react Types: show 29 types... hide 29 types... treat regard or consider in a specific way bristle react in an offended or angry manner flip , flip out react in an excited, delighted, or surprised way overreact show an exaggerated response to something answer react to a stimulus ...

WebSynonyms for RESPONSE: reaction, answer, reply, take, backlash, reflex, rebound, recoil; Antonyms of RESPONSE: action, behavior, effect, cause, question, inquiry ...

WebDefine responded. responded synonyms, responded pronunciation, responded translation, English dictionary definition of responded. v. re·spond·ed , re·spond·ing , re·sponds v. intr. 1. To make a reply; answer: respond to an email. 2. To act in return or in answer: firefighters... Responded - definition of responded by The Free Dictionary. ...

Webrespond. To answer; correspond . She caught her breath, and for a moment seemed unable to respond. - "The Hunt Ball Mystery", Magnay, William. The body is always in hand, always in motion, that it may respond instantly to every necessity . - "The Bontoc Igorot", Albert Ernest Jenks.