dynamism
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- noun
- /ˈdaɪnəˌmɪzəm/
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dinamismo
- The athlete's dynamism during the competition showcased her remarkable strength and enthusiasm.
- economic dynamism
- social dynamism
- new dynamism
So I have the advantage of silence and dynamism and creativity.
- So I have the advantage of silence and dynamism and creativity.
- He's he's the nouveau riche guy who doesn't fully understand the rules, but he's got more dynamism, he's willing to take chances.
- I think that this is an essential dimension of development that that does actually give dynamism to the system.
- How much they treasure the life and the bustle and the freedom and the Eurovision Song Contest winning cultural dynamism of Ukraine.
- The engines of growth and economic power continue to shift with the rise of Asia Pacific Vision as a centre of dynamism and influence.
- These moments, each of them has has its own dynamism, its own drive and it is propelling itself.
- And there is some room for dynamism, for for movement, but without destroying the entire structure in the process.
- And the, the conversation itself has a human dynamism that propels us towards better understanding that I cannot achieve on my own.
- But generally, I still don't see in any image of Margaret Thatcher the dynamism and the challenge that I experienced in the woman.
- See, the meditation is, is a tool for dynamism.
- Those sources of dynamism come from being open to tall and being tolerant and open to immigration.
Examples
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Images of dance never capture the energy, dynamism, or power of a live performance.
Academic text (1999) -
And this meant a new dynamism scientifically for the discipline of Tropical Medicine.
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Only in this way does it have the possibility of dynamism, of activity.
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The engines of growth and economic power continue to shift with the rise of Asia Pacific Vision as a centre of dynamism and influence.
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And the entrepreneurial dynamism that you see on the Internet is incredible.
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Always in perpetual motion, he showed a dynamism not seen before.
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The shift produced economic and social dynamism, an increase in material benefits and personal freedoms, and a decrease in communal feeling.
Academic text (2012) -
The very underpinning of Chinese statecraft is called into question by the social dynamism and geographic mobility of modern Chinese society.
Academic text (1997) -
His youthful vigor, intuition, inspiring leadership, and dynamism are a picture-perfect reflection of the new India.
Blog text (7) -
The dynamism of the youth brought energy and excitement to the community events.
Synonyms
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Lively excitement that makes people or work feel active
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3.4
Physical or mental energy that makes you active
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4.3
Energy and liveliness that make a person or thing seem active
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8.3
A strong energy or appeal that makes something more exciting
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Energy and style that make something more exciting
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A lively, exciting energy in a person or thing
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A quality of being lively and full of energy
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A quick, lively way of moving or speaking
A state of being full of energy and strength
A state of great energy when a person does not get tired
A lively, attractive quality that shows energy and style
Antonyms
How Energetic
Surface Forms
Morphology
dynamism = dynamic (transparent) = dynam + ism
The noun denotes the quality of being energetic and is directly derived from the adjective 'dynamic' plus the noun-forming suffix '-ism', which is readily inferable by learners.
Etymology
Dynamism comes from an old Greek word dynamis meaning 'power' or 'force', and it is the same root you see in dynamic and dynamo. So dynamism means having lively energy and active strength, like a strong, moving power in a person or place.