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Meanings of dynamism in English

Portuguese
dinamismo
Catalan
energia
Spanish
marcha

The activeness of an energetic personality.

dinamismo
Portuguese
força
Catalan
vigor
Spanish
vigor

Active strength of body or mind.

força
Usage of dynamism in English
1
The dynamism, however, has all too often been fractured and without vision.
The Irish Times
2
A need for greater dynamism was the semi-official explanation for his exit.
The Guardian
3
Japan's sluggish economy has become increasingly reliant on China's dynamism for growth.
Reuters
4
We have quite an international gang and that brings its own dynamism.
Independent.ie
5
Blessed with remarkable composure and dynamism, the youngster's performances defied his age.
The Guardian
6
This dynamism of segmental duplications has important implications in disease and evolution.
Pubmed
7
But does Japan have the dynamism to denuclearise, decontaminate and regain confidence?
The Guardian
8
Ultimately, though, Limerick lacked the depth and dynamism of a purposeful Clare.
The Irish Times
9
Warsaw has the dynamism, the commitment and the scars to prove it.
The Guardian
10
Damian McKenzie's dynamism at fullback could combine with Cruden's dependability fantastically well.
The South African
11
It is this dynamism that makes introversion relevant to all of us.
Introvert power: why your inner life is your hidden strength
12
The comeback has made Xiaomi a poster child for China's entrepreneurial dynamism.
Wired
13
Fergus Garrett, my head gardener and closest friend, wants the same dynamism.
The Guardian
14
They harness the dynamism and power of financial markets, to fund renewable energy.
The Guardian
15
Moreover, the dynamism at the heart of the US economy depends on energy.
Wired
16
The watery vibe will create just the right balance between caution and dynamism.
The South African
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Translations for dynamism
Dynamism through the time
Dynamism across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common