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[
uhn-der-ree-
akt
]
un·der·re·act
/
ˌʌn
dər
riˈækt
/
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[
uhn-der-ree-
akt
]
Show IPA
verb (used without object)
to
react
with less than the expected or appropriate emotion.
Origin:
1965–70;
under-
+
react
Related forms
un·der·re·ac·tion,
noun
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