readiness (Meaning)
readiness (n)
the state of having been made ready or prepared for use or action (especially military action)
prompt willingness
(psychology) being temporarily ready to respond in a particular way
a natural effortlessness
readiness (n.)
The state or quality of being ready; preparation; promptness; aptitude; willingness.
Synonyms & Antonyms of readiness
readiness Sentence Examples
- The team displayed impressive readiness for the upcoming match, having trained diligently for weeks.
- The school's emergency preparedness plan ensured readiness for any potential hazards.
- The company's IT department maintained constant readiness to respond to technical emergencies.
- The medical staff's quick readiness allowed them to swiftly treat the injured patients.
- We must maintain a state of heightened readiness to address unforeseen challenges.
- The students' readiness for the exam was evident from their thorough preparations.
- The firefighters maintained constant readiness, ensuring they could respond promptly to any calls for service.
- The nation's military forces are held in a high state of readiness to deter and respond to threats.
- The business's financial readiness played a crucial role in navigating economic downturns.
- The project team's readiness assessment identified potential risks and mitigation strategies.
FAQs About the word readiness
the state of having been made ready or prepared for use or action (especially military action), prompt willingness, (psychology) being temporarily ready to resp
receptiveness, sensitivity,preparation, receptivity, preparedness, attentiveness, mindfulness, aliveness,awareness, consciousness
negligence, unpreparedness,unreadiness, inattention, unreadiness, carelessness, inattention, unpreparedness, negligence, carelessness
The team displayed impressive readiness for the upcoming match, having trained diligently for weeks.
The school's emergency preparedness plan ensured readiness for any potential hazards.
The company's IT department maintained constant readiness to respond to technical emergencies.
The medical staff's quick readiness allowed them to swiftly treat the injured patients.
