replystructure

noun
UK /rɪˈplaɪˌstrʌktʃə/
US /rɪˈplaɪˌstrʌktʃər/

The way you put your answer together when you write back to someone.

A good replystructure helps your reader understand your answer quickly.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The order of parts in a written response, such as greeting, body, and closing.

The teacher showed us the replystructure for a formal email.

3. A plan for how to organize comments when answering a question.

We used a simple replystructure: first agree, then explain, then ask.

4. The shape of a conversation when one person answers another.

Their chat had a clear replystructure, with each message answering the last.

5. A set of rules for building a response in a computer system.

The app follows a replystructure so every message looks the same.