Reacted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REACTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• REACT, to respond to a stimulus
• act in response to something; respond in a particular way
• respond with hostility or a contrary course of action to
• suffer from adverse physiological effects after ingesting, breathing, or touching a substance
• (of share prices) fall after rising
• interact and undergo a chemical or physical change
• cause (a substance) to undergo a chemical or physical change by interacting with another substance

Words related to REACTED

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How to use REACTED in a sentence

• CHANGES COME FAST AND FURIOUS Events in the field reacted with powerful effect upon autocratic Austria.
• He had not doubted himself until those terrible scenes with his father, and, though he had reacted to them as an American, he had felt the drawing, burning blood tie.
• His body had merely reacted to hideous promptings whose source lurked at the bottom of the black pit.
• We reacted stoutly against the forlorn weather, unpacking our internal stores of sunshine, as a camel in a desert draws water from his inner tank when outer water fails.
• Luncheon was quite well over before the spirits of the party reacted from the depression due to the shooting.
• The rush and spirit of the great city, and the enthusiasm and hope of its visitors, blended and reacted upon each other as if by laws of chemical affinity.
• These successive advantages gained by their opponents reacted on the Eleians, and threw them altogether into despair.
• The mental suffering produced by the sudden change from pleasure to pain in all his thoughts, reacted on him physically.
• Sitting under the awning, brooding over these things, he remembered how Sophie Carr had reacted to the story of the Belgian refugee that afternoon a year and a half ago.
• He knew now that he had reacted to something that was not there.
• In spite of having been brought up in this creed, Gerda and Kay held to it, had not reacted from it to a selfish aristocracy, as you might think likely.
• Her surprise was so great that it reacted on me, and imparted a sense of the supernatural.
• There is no need to follow in detail how all this reacted upon religion.
• And none of the Svants ever reacted the same way twice to anything we said to them.
• It is of interest to note here how he reacted to the stress of confinement in the reformatory.
• The women of the party reacted quickly, but I looked over to see Sperry at a corner desk, intently working over a small object in the palm of his hand.
• As the case stood, the energetic means it adopted to save its own credit reacted in favour of the societies generally.
• This reacted upon the commons, and the government was considerably embarrassed by the suspicions and anger of its own general supporters among the Irish members.
• The blow had reacted on himself with staggering force.
• She was tired physically, and this reacted upon her courage.
• The life of Osiris, on the other hand, was intimately mingled with that of the Egyptians, and his most trivial actions immediately reacted upon their fortunes.
• The imperturbable gloom and ferocity of the kings re-acted on the nation, and this is why for many centuries black was the favourite colour at the court of Spain.
• The higher evolution of thought has reacted on the nervous system, and the consequent higher evolution of the nervous system has again reacted upon thought.
• All these years, her suffering had reacted upon him, kept him from being happy, and made him fight continually to keep her out of his remembrance.
• Note after note, true, sweet, and strong, was added to the compass of her voice, and this exercise reacted with increased benefit on her general health.
• Again, he felt he must spend his energy, his long idleness reacted on a sudden in prodigious strength of intellect, it stirred like a giant refreshed.
• When the fact that it is reproduction or reconstruction is lost sight of, and the image reacted to as if it were present, an illusion or hallucination results.
• The grant of responsible government to the Transvaal and Orange River Colony reacted with amazing rapidity on South African politics as a whole.
• One lesson he had learnt at Harrow and Oxford so thoroughly that he re-acted to it even in this supreme crisis of his life.
• My mind reacted and I felt that she did not love me enough even to wish for liberty.
• The psychologist did this clearly and precisely, giving the methods used and how Diana reacted.
• These activities not only reacted favorably on my solo playing, but influenced my development as regards the broader, more dramatic style, the grand manner in interpretation.
• Coralie was not applauded when she came on, and the chilly reception reacted upon her.

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