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💬reply

verb
/rɪˈplaɪ/
A2 Elementary
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Meaning

to give an answer; to respond
to respond to a question or statement
to respond to someone or something

Example Sentences

She replies to emails quickly.

She will reply to your email as soon as possible.

She didn't reply to my message.

Synonyms

answer, respond, return, acknowledge, react
Entry 1
answer, respond, return, acknowledge
Entry 2
respond, answer, react, acknowledge
Entry 3
respond, answer, return, acknowledge

Antonyms

ignore, disregard, question, ask, inquire
Entry 1
ignore, disregard, question, ask
Entry 2
ignore, question, ask, inquire
Entry 3
ignore, disregard

Collocations

reply quickly, reply immediately, reply to emails, no reply, reply promptly, reply politely, reply to, reply with
Entry 1
reply quickly, reply immediately, reply to emails, no reply
Entry 2
reply quickly, reply promptly, reply politely, reply immediately
Entry 3
reply to, reply quickly, reply with

More Example Sentences

She must reply before the deadline.

She expects not to get a reply quickly.

She eventually started to reply faster.

They are unlikely to reply before Monday.

He plans to reply carefully to the email.

She remembered to reply after the meeting.

I chose not to reply to that message again.

I learned not to reply instantly eventually.

She slowly starts to reply faster more often.

He suddenly chose to listen instead of replying.

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