responsive
adj.adj. reacting quickly and in a positive way to something. You use this to describe people who listen well or machines that work fast when you touch them.
adj. reacting readily and appropriately to a stimulus, suggestion, or influence. Often describes a system's latency or a person's receptiveness to feedback.
The touch screen is very responsive to light pressure.
The company became much more responsive to customer complaints after the new manager took over.
A truly responsive government must not only listen to the immediate demands of the electorate but also anticipate the long-term consequences of shifting social trends.
From Middle French responsif, from Late Latin responsivus.
Often followed by the preposition 'to'.
The car is responsive for my steering.The car is responsive to my steering.Responsive takes the preposition 'to' when indicating the cause of the reaction.