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nonreaction

  • a word derived from reaction.
    reaction
    noun
    a reverse movement or tendency; an action in a reverse direction or manner.

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As Jackie wrapped up her story, she was disappointed by Eramo’s nonreaction.

From Time Nov. 25, 2014

Josh’s Slate dialogue entry on the Fox announcers’ nonreaction to Donte Whitner’s helmet-to-helmet hit on Pierre Thomas.

From Slate Jan. 18, 2012

After all, at the end of any chain of reactions, the last one will always be authentic — even if it’s only authentic cynicism or skepticism or nonreaction.

From New York Times Nov. 27, 2011

In fact, some say the virtual nonreaction to Bowman’s claims in 2006 might have been very different had social media been around to propel them far and wide.

From Washington Post

But in practice Darden expects "a nonreaction" similar to what followed the 1995 ruling on athlete testing.

From Time Magazine Archive