Collocations for react - verb
ADVERB
strongly
favourably/favorably, positively, well
people who react positively to change
favourably/favorably, positively, well
people who react positively to change
adversely,
badly,
negatively,
poorly,
unfavourably/unfavorably
aggressively, angrily, defensively, sharply, violently
emotionally
cautiously, coolly
calmly, rationally
appropriately
strangely
immediately, instantly
quickly, rapidly, swiftly
The police must be able to react swiftly in an emergency.
aggressively, angrily, defensively, sharply, violently
emotionally
cautiously, coolly
calmly, rationally
appropriately
strangely
immediately, instantly
quickly, rapidly, swiftly
The police must be able to react swiftly in an emergency.
slowly
differently
accordingly
His insensitive remarks hurt and she reacted accordingly.
differently
accordingly
His insensitive remarks hurt and she reacted accordingly.
automatically,
instinctively,
spontaneously
physically
chemically
Silicon reacts chemically like carbon.
physically
chemically
Silicon reacts chemically like carbon.
VERB + react
tend to
be slow to
The industry has been slow to react to these breakthroughs in technology.
be slow to
The industry has been slow to react to these breakthroughs in technology.
not know how to
He did not know how to react to her sudden mood swings.
He did not know how to react to her sudden mood swings.
PREPOSITION
against
Many young people react against traditional values.
Many young people react against traditional values.
by
The government reacted by increasing taxation.
The government reacted by increasing taxation.
to
The committee reacted positively to the proposals.
The committee reacted positively to the proposals.
with
Her family reacted with horror when she told them.
Her family reacted with horror when she told them.
React is used with these nouns as the subject:
audience, investor, market
audience, investor, market
React is used with these nouns as the object:
way
way