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responsion Meaning
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responsion (n.)
The act of answering.
The first university examination; -- called also little go. See under Little, a.
responsion Sentence Examples
- The candidate's responsion to the interview questions was both articulate and insightful.
- The jury carefully considered the responsion of the defense attorney before delivering their verdict.
- The professor demanded a concise responsion from his students on the assigned reading.
- The speaker's responsion to the audience's objections was met with applause.
- The company's responsion to the customer complaint was prompt and satisfactory.
- The priest offered a benediction that was a perfect responsion to the solemn occasion.
- The poet's responsion to the critics' negative reviews was both dignified and eloquent.
- The musician's responsion to the conductor's baton was impeccable.
- The dancer's responsion to the music was a graceful and expressive interpretation.
- The artist's responsion to the challenges of creating a masterpiece was evident in the meticulous detail of the work.
FAQs About the word responsion
The act of answering., The first university examination; -- called also little go. See under Little, a.
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The candidate's responsion to the interview questions was both articulate and insightful.
The jury carefully considered the responsion of the defense attorney before delivering their verdict.
The professor demanded a concise responsion from his students on the assigned reading.
The speaker's responsion to the audience's objections was met with applause.
