Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

quick-reflexes

noun

/kwɪk ˈrɛflɛksɪz/

Definition

The ability to react swiftly to stimuli, often used in contexts requiring immediate responses or actions.

Examples

The athlete’s quick-reflexes allowed him to dodge the ball just in time.
In emergency situations, having quick-reflexes can save lives.
Her quick-reflexes helped her to excel in competitive gaming.

Meaning

Quick-reflexes refer to an individual’s capacity to respond rapidly to a sudden event or change in their environment. This trait is often associated with physical activities and sports but can also apply in cognitive situations where rapid decision-making is crucial.