Respond Meaning and Translations
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respond
[rษชหspษnd ]
Translations
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Interesting Facts
Psychology
- The process of responding can involve emotional and cognitive evaluations before we answer.
- Studies show that people may respond differently based on their mood, sometimes leading to unexpected replies.
- Non-verbal responses, like gestures or facial expressions, can be just as important as spoken words in communication.
Communication
- In everyday conversation, effective responses can enhance relationships and understanding between people.
- Digital communication, such as emails and texts, has changed how quickly and often we respond to messages.
- Active listening skills are essential for a good response, as they involve fully understanding what someone else says before answering.
Pop Culture
- In the world of social media, a fast response can go viral, leading to trends where people quickly react to current events.
- Characters in films and books often showcase their personalities through how they respond to challenges or questions.
- The phrase 'I canโt respond right now' has become common in texting, indicating the need for time before answering.
Origin of 'respond'
Main points about word origin
- Derived from the Latin word 'respondere', which means 'to offer in return' or 'to reply'.
- The prefix 're-' suggests the idea of going back, indicating the action of replying.
- It entered the English language in the late 14th century, maintaining its focus on answering or reacting.
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See also: autoresponder, respondent, respondents, responder, responders, responsive, responsiveness.