Where does “reactive” come from?
Reactive comes from English react, from Latin re- and actum, past participle of agō meaning to drive or do, from Proto-Indo-European h₂eǵ-.
reactive (English): that reacts or responds to a stimulus; that...
Definitions
- that reacts or responds to a stimulus; that...
Ancestry of “reactive”, step by step
Words derived from “reactive”
- reactivity
- immunoreactivity
- immunoreactive
- nonreactive
- autoreactive
- reactively
- unreactive
- hyperreactivity
- alloreactive
- reactiveness
- vasoreactivity
- alloreactivity
- overreactive
- photoreactive
- hyperreactive
- photoreactivity
- autoreactivity
- crossreactive
- hyporeactivity
- nonreactivity
- overreactivity
- seroreactivity
- polyreactive
- bioreactive