respondent's
Belonging to answerer
Respondent's is the possessive form of respondent—a person who answers or replies, especially in formal contexts.
In law, the respondent is the party against whom a petition or appeal is brought: The respondent's attorney filed a motion to dismiss.
In surveys and research, respondents are those who answer questions: Each respondent's answers were recorded anonymously.
Reactions to queries
- testimonySworn statement as evidence
- affidavitSworn written statement
- depositionFormal testimony under oath
- counselExpert guidance offered
attorney · defense · counterclaim · motions · objections · liability · damages · statement
Reactions to queries
- feedbackReturned response data
- dataFacts for analysis
- demographicsStatistical population characteristics
- questionnaireFormal inquiry form
opinions · ratings · preferences · choices · input · participation · anonymity · consent
Formal request document
- petitionFormal written appeal
- sponsorFunder of activities
- visaTravel authorization stamp
- statusOne's relative position
hearing · asylum · deportation · appeal · documentation · eligibility · case · filing
answers
Reactions to queries
- testimonySworn statement as evidence
- affidavitSworn written statement
- depositionFormal testimony under oath
counsel · attorney · defense · counterclaim · motions · objections · liability · damages · statement · pleadings
answers
Reactions to queries
- feedbackReturned response data
- dataFacts for analysis
- demographicsStatistical population characteristics
questionnaire · opinions · ratings · preferences · choices · input · participation · anonymity · consent · sample
application
Formal request document
status · hearing · asylum · deportation · appeal · documentation · eligibility · case · filing · representation
respondent'squestioner's
Belonging to one who asks
interviewer's · researcher's · surveyor's · investigator's · examiner's
respondent'spetitioner's
Of one requesting formally
plaintiff's · claimant's · complainant's · applicant's · prosecutor's