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dynamic as in: a dynamic personality
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She is a dynamic speaker.
dynamic = energetic and enthusiastic
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She is a dynamic candidate.
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The dynamic train guard duo made their way back to the mother, the girl, and the small male corpse. (source)dynamic = energetic
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One Sunday, they entered Mount Horeb Church in St. James Parish and were immediately impressed by the young, dynamic pastor, Josiah Thomas. (source)dynamic = energetic and enthusiastic
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That means I'm dynamic, loyal, and chock-full of animal magnetism. (source)dynamic = energetic (on the move; making changes)
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The quantum physicists have it right; they are beginning to think like Indians: Everything is connected dynamically at an intimate level.† (source)dynamically = in a manner that is energetic or powerful
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Terry croaked, "Don't trust math too much, son," and he so confused him with references to the thermo-dynamical derivation of the mass action law, and to the oxidation reduction potential, that he stumbled again into raging humility, again saw himself an impostor and a tenth-rater.† (source)
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Looking out the window beside me, I could see Monica start up the driveway, altogether undynamically, and as usual, exceptionally slowly.† (source)undynamically = without notable energy and powerstandard prefix: The prefix "un-" in undynamically means not and reverses the meaning of dynamically. This is the same pattern you see in words like unhappy, unknown, and unlucky.
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Mrs. Donelli in English calls us "the dynamic duo" and she put a cutout picture from the paper up on the bulletin board. (source)dynamic = exciting
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What I am paid to do is to observe him in a rigorous present tense, as a subject dynamically inhabiting a scene, as a phenomenon of study.† (source)dynamically = in a manner that is energetic or powerful
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"Hitler is the government," said Miss Gates, and seizing an opportunity to make education dynamic, she went to the blackboard. (source)dynamic = exciting or spirited
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The miracle of this flow may be represented in physical terms as a circulation of food substance, dynamically as a streaming of energy, or spiritually as a manifestation of grace.† (source)dynamically = in a manner that is energetic or powerful
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I'm sure he's not the world's most dynamic suitor. (source)dynamic = exciting
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Amory rose dynamically and sought the windows.† (source)dynamically = in a manner that is energetic or powerful
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dynamic as in: a dynamic system
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A dynamic market rapidly adjusts to new technologies and shortages of resources.
dynamic = continually changing
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It's the most dynamic city in North America.dynamic = continually changing and improving
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A dynamic future tolerates diversity, evolves through trial and error, and contains a rich ecology of human choices. (source)
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Industry and commerce are not static things, but dynamic processes, in which individual companies and whole industries rise and fall, as a result of relentless competition under changing conditions. (source)dynamic = continually changing
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It was a complex, dynamic process which she never ceased to find fascinating. (source)dynamic = continually changing
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Those give us at least some fixed points in the network nearby, but the rest is completely dynamic. (source)
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This is most apparent in general relativity: Its static model of the universe negates the dynamic nature of matter. (source)
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Does this one really have dynamic stabilizers to stop wave motion? (source)
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Yes, the vibration problem has been overcome by the exclusive Vibro-Dynamic-Lateral-Anti-Inertial Dampening system. (source)
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This way and that way, the dynamic little car hopped down the staircase; great slabs of marble appeared to leap off the polished handrails of the stairway—the result of the Volkswagen's gouging out hunks of marble as it skidded from side to side. (source)dynamic = quickly moving
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I am alive, dynamic, ever active, and moving. (source)dynamic = always changing
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Can the stability and order of the world be but a temporary dynamic equilibrium achieved in a corner of the universe, a short-lived eddy in a chaotic current? (source)dynamic = continually changing
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That evening and for the next few days I immersed myself in psychology texts: clinical, personality, psychometrics, learning, experimental psychology, animal psychology, physiological psychology, behaviorist, gestalt, analytical, functional, dynamic, organismic, and all the rest of the ancient and modern factions, schools, and systems of thought. (source)
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dynamics as in: the system dynamic
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The dynamics are more complicated than most people realize.
dynamics = the interaction of all the forces influencing a system
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She is a specialist in fluid dynamics.
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I'm beginning to understand the interpersonal dynamics and power plays at work in her extended family.
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Certainly Peeta has thrown a wrench into our star-crossed lover dynamic. (source)dynamic = the interaction of all the forces influencing a changeable situation
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Whatever the dynamic, it wasn't Claude's only aversion. (source)dynamic = the interaction of all the forces influencing a changeable situation
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At lunch the three of us sat together like we always used to, but the dynamics had shifted. (source)dynamics = interaction of influencing forces
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He chats to amenable guards and tries to understand the dynamic among the prisoners. (source)dynamic = the interaction of all the forces influencing a system
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It is impossible to know what murky convergence of chromosomal matter, parent-child dynamics, and alignment of the cosmos was responsible, but Christopher Johnson McCandless came into the world with unusual gifts and a will not easily deflected from its trajectory. (source)dynamics = interaction of influencing forces
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But even that dynamic wasn't unique; the same thing was happening in Wes's neighborhood, where Hopkins was the driving force of change, aimed at improving the quality of life for students and faculty. (source)dynamic = interaction of forces influencing a system
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That's nonlinear dynamics. (source)dynamics = the interaction of all the forces influencing a system
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I've tried to be invisible, but just my presence here has changed the dynamic of the situation. (source)dynamic = interaction of forces influencing a system
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Indeed, they were an endless Project that slowly evolved into a Unit, in which miles of construction paper and wax crayon were expended by the State of Alabama in its well-meaning but fruitless efforts to teach me Group Dynamics. (source)Dynamics = the interaction of all the forces influencing a system
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Consider the dynamic between the Church and the Knights Templar. (source)dynamic = interaction of forces influencing a system
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Johanssen was his backup for orbital dynamics. (source)dynamics = interaction of influencing forces
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