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Date:
1800-1900
Language:
French
Origin:
dynamique, from
Greek
dynamikos
'powerful'
, from dynamis
'power'
dynamic
1
adjective
Related topics:
Physics
,
Power
dy‧nam‧ic
1
1
full of energy and new ideas, and determined to succeed
:
dynamic and ambitious people
2
continuously moving or changing
:
a dynamic and unstable process
3
HP
technical
relating to a force or power that causes movement
—
dynamically
adverb
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