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Meanings of dynamic in English

Spanish
dinámico

Characterized by action or forcefulness or force of personality.

Related terms
dinámico
Catalan
impuls
Spanish
impulso

An efficient incentive.

impuls
Russian
меццо-пиано
Portuguese
piano
Spanish
dinamica
Catalan
dinàmica

Volume of a sound or note.

Related terms
меццо-пиано

(Used of verbs (e.g. `to run') and participial adjectives (e.g. `running' in `running water')) expressing action rather than a state of being.

Usage of dynamic in English
1
The Brexit process has given Ireland many new dynamic and talented citizens.
The Irish Times
2
A new Europe, he thought ironically, a powerful federation of dynamic states.
The Young Lions
3
I think families are families and every family has a different dynamic.
The mango season
4
The election of Britain's first female prime minister brings a different dynamic.
The Guardian
5
Visit Website LESSON: Climbing ropes today are dynamic; they're designed to stretch.
Climbing Magazine
6
That new dynamic has placed founders in a position of extreme power.
Wired
7
International retail banking and specialist financial services maintained their dynamic recent activity.
Reuters
8
The same dynamic will be at work within my camp, of course.
Crown of Slaves
9
Any components using dynamic data will update as new data rolls in.
Wired
10
Conclusion: MDCT can be used to quantify MBF using first-pass dynamic data.
Pubmed
11
However, if the 31-year-old wants to leave that would change the dynamic.
The Guardian
12
Korea Finance Corp is often cited as an example of this dynamic.
Reuters
13
It is a dynamic language, with new words and phrases added regularly.
The South African
14
Dear Love Muffin, Coming into a pre-existing family dynamic can be difficult.
Ebony
15
These awards reward dynamic companies, people and products in the grocery trade.
The Irish Times
16
These include new high-output turbines, dynamic power controllers, and more efficient blades.
Wired