dynamic
/daɪˈnæ.mɪk/adjective
Full of movement, energy, or change; not staying the same.
Example sentences
- “She's a dynamic speaker who keeps the whole room engaged.”
- “The tech industry is a dynamic field where skills quickly become outdated.”
As a noun it means the pattern of forces in a relationship or group: 'the team dynamic'. The plural 'dynamics' covers physics and musical volume.
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On the Academic Word List. Find it in: Academic vocabulary, Positive words, Words to describe a person.
Related words
ebullientFull of cheerful energy and excitement.effervescentLively, cheerful, and overflowing with energy and enthusiasm.elegantGraceful and stylish in a simple, tasteful way, in appearance, dress, or manner.eloquentAble to express ideas in a smooth, powerful, and convincing way, in speech or writing.empatheticGood at sensing and sharing other people's feelings; understanding.dispassionateCalm and fair, without letting emotion or personal bias get in the way. 