Word: Dynamic

Pronunciation

/daɪˈnæmɪk/

Definitions

• Adjective: (adj) Describing something characterized by constant change, activity, or progress. Relating to forces producing motion or change, especially in a system or process. For example: “The city has a dynamic economy.”
  • Example Sentence: “Her leadership brought a dynamic energy to the project.”
• Noun: (n) The characteristic of being energetic, forceful, and active; a force that stimulates change or progress within a system. For instance: “The dynamics of their relationship shifted after they moved in together.”
  • Example Sentence: “Understanding team dynamics is crucial for effective collaboration.”

Phrases

• “Dynamic duo” refers to a pair of people who work together effectively and energetically.
• “Dynamic range” is the span between the quietest and loudest volume levels in sound or music.
• “Dynamic equilibrium” describes a stable state in a system where opposing processes occur at equal rates.

Example Sentences

• Adjective: “This company thrives on its dynamic approach to innovation.”
• Noun: “The complex dynamics between different ethnic groups in the city make it a vibrant cultural hub.”

Synonyms

• Active
• Energetic
• Vigorous
• Forceful
• Moving
• Changing
• Progressive
• Pulsating
• Lively
• Evolving
• Unstable (in certain contexts related to systems or processes)