All 3 Uses

dynamic
in
The Devil in the White City
(Edited)

The owner of the drugstore, though very young, was prosperous and dynamic, truly a man of the age, and seemed destined for even greater success given that the World's Columbian Exposition was to be built just a short streetcar ride east, at the end of Sixty-third.
p. 100.3

dynamic = energetic
Her Harry was so handsome and dynamic, she knew that once married they would share a wonderful life full of travel and fine possessions.
p. 202.8 *
Parroted from thesis to thesis, this view first gained prominence through a curiously personal dynamic that made it difficult and—as is often the case in the cramped and stuffy rooms of academic debate—even dangerous to resist.
p. 375.3 *

dynamic = force

Definitions:

(1) (dynamic as in: a dynamic personality)
energetic or powerful -- often inspiring others
(2) (dynamic as in: a dynamic system)
continually changing -- typically in a good or adaptive way
(3) (dynamics as in: the system dynamic)
the interaction of all the forces influencing a system
(4) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)