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1 —as in:
a dynamic personality

Definition

energetic and enthusiastic — often inspiring others

a dynamic speaker

Other Uses (with this meaning)

the dynamic president of the firm
I'm leading a double-life, a simple, honest warehouse worker by day, by night a dynamic czar of the underworld,
Tennessee Williams -- The Glass Menagerie

dynamic = energetic (on the move; making changes)

"Hitler is the government," said Miss Gates, and seizing an opportunity to make education dynamic, she went to the blackboard.
Harper Lee -- To Kill a Mockingbird

dynamic = exciting or spirited

That means I'm dynamic, loyal, and chock-full of animal magnetism.
Lincoln Pierce -- Big Nate - In a Class by Himself

dynamic = energetic (on the move; making changes)

The dynamic train guard duo made their way back to the mother, the girl, and the small male corpse.
Markus Zusak -- The Book Thief

dynamic = energetic

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2 —as in:
a dynamic system

Definition

continually changing — typically in a good or adaptive way

A dynamic market rapidly adjusts to new technologies and shortages of resources.

dynamic = continually changing

Other Uses (with this meaning)

A dynamic future tolerates diversity, evolves through trial and error, and contains a rich ecology of human choices.
Virginia Postrel -- The Future and its Enemies
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.
Thomas Sowell -- Basic Economics
I am alive, dynamic, ever active, and moving.
William P. Young -- The Shack

dynamic = always changing

Yes, the vibration problem has been overcome by the exclusive Vibro-Dynamic-Lateral-Anti-Inertial Dampening system.
Christopher Paul Curtis -- The Watsons Go to Birmingham—1963

dynamic = continually changing

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.
Daniel Keyes -- Flowers for Algernon — Novel

dynamic = continually changing

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3 —as in:
the system dynamic

Definition

the interaction of all the forces influencing a system

The dynamics are more complicated than most people realize.

dynamics = the interaction of all the forces influencing a system

Other Uses (with this meaning)

She is a specialist in fluid dynamics.

dynamics = the interaction of all the forces influencing a system

I'm beginning to understand the interpersonal dynamics and power plays at work in her extended family.

dynamics = the interaction of all the forces influencing a system

Certainly Peeta has thrown a wrench into our star-crossed lover dynamic.
Suzanne Collins -- The Hunger Games

dynamic = the interaction of all the forces influencing a changeable situation

At lunch the three of us sat together like we always used to, but the dynamics had shifted.
R.J. Palacio -- Wonder

dynamics = interaction of influencing forces

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.
Jon Krakauer -- Into the Wild

dynamics = interaction of influencing forces

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.
Harper Lee -- To Kill a Mockingbird

dynamics = the interaction of all the forces influencing a system

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