noun

• The quality of reacting quickly and positively.

  ‘a bank's responsiveness to customer problems engenders trust’

  More example sentences

  • ‘the responsiveness of the vehicle’
  • ‘Adjustments can be made in real time, giving the responsiveness of an analog unit.’
  • ‘She links knowing through hearing to the notion of responsiveness, in that hearing is more personal than seeing.’
  • ‘In the architecture of developing countries, structures grow with an organic responsiveness of form to function.’
  • ‘She approaches oils with a similar responsiveness to the materials, vigorously painting wet into wet with a fully charged brush.’
  • ‘Even its responsiveness to change may be a determining factor in its competitiveness.’
  • ‘In his responsiveness to sensual surfaces, Paul is very much like his mother.’
  • ‘Perfectionism bases a concept of self-fulfilment on our capacities of responsiveness.’
  • ‘The company's responsiveness to user needs has earned it a passionate following.’
  • ‘Respect, responsiveness, results—people here actually believe that stuff.’
  • ‘His responsiveness to nature recalls one of Atwood's beliefs about qualities extant in much Canadian literature.’