dynamic
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- noun
- /daɪˈnæmɪk/
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dinámica
- Understanding the social dynamic at play can help us improve team performance.
- group dynamics
- power dynamics
- change the dynamic
So you've got all these different dynamics going on.
- So you've got all these different dynamics going on.
- And much of this is driven by the dynamic of denial.
- And that's an important part of the family dynamic of this story.
- That's basically been the war powers dynamic since Korea.
- So he's very conscious of power dynamics in ancient society.
- It's actually a central dynamic in staying healthy human beings.
- So there's all sorts of social dynamics that go with that.
- It's that there is a power dynamic and you are not equal.
- Pleasure has the same kind of dynamic going on here.
- It shows that the dynamic isn't a transactional one.
- He understands the psychological dynamics that play out on the field.
- Shift that dynamic so it's no longer me versus you.
- Scapegoating is a common dynamic in narcissistic relationships.
- Invalidation is such a core dynamic in the narcissistic relationship.
- And then you write about social dynamics and trends and dating and culture and stuff.
- Whatever the central core of it is oppressor, oppressed dynamics and Jews.
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And so as things change, market dynamics will change with them.
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It's that there is a power dynamic and you are not equal.
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And once you challenge that dynamic, it cannot work.
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What do you call it in the family dynamic I had at work?
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Show us how their dynamic is growing and changing.
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It's actually a central dynamic in staying healthy human beings.
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The relationship you have with your mother affects every dynamic in your life.
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And that's an important part of the family dynamic of this story.
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The outbreak of war caused a significant change in the dynamics of the conflict.
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So he's very conscious of power dynamics in ancient society.
Synonyms
A person or event that makes people act and speeds up change
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A state in which a turning part like a propeller does not cause shaking
- Specialized
Ability of audio equipment to handle short loud sounds without distortion
- Specialized
A speaker that makes sound when a small coil moves a cone inside a magnet
- Specialized
A microphone that uses a small magnet and wire to change sound into electric signals
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A speaker that makes sound by moving a cone attached to a wire coil near a magnet
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A device that uses a magnet and a wire coil to change sound into an electric signal
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Dynamic comes from the Greek root dynam- meaning 'power' or 'force'. As a noun, a 'dynamic' is a force or factor that gives energy or causes change in a system.