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— can-do
— changing
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— demonic
— demonstrate
— demonstration
— demonstrative
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— dimension
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— diminish
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— dining room
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— dynamically
— dynamism
— energetic
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— ever-changing
— high-energy
— high-octane
— high-power
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— impulsive
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Misspelling

ddynamic, dymamic, dynaamic, dynaimc, dynami, dynamicc, dynamiic, dynamik, dynammic, dynanic, dynnamic, dyynamic, ynamic

Dynamic — synonyms, dynamic antonyms, definition

1. dynamic (a)

33 synonyms

acting active aggressive alive brisk competent determined domineering energetic enterprising forceful forward healthy live lively living lusty mobile motive operative • • •

2. dynamic (Adjective)

1 synonym

dynamical

1 antonym

undynamic

4 definitions

dynamic (Adjective) — Characterized by action, forcefulness or force of personality. ex. "a dynamic speaker" ex. "the dynamic president of the firm" ex. "a dynamic market"

dynamic (Adjective) — (physics) of or relating to dynamics.

dynamic (Adjective) — (grammar) expressing action rather than a state of being.

dynamic (Adjective) — Able to change and adapt; changing constantly.

3. dynamic (Noun)

2 synonyms

dynamics moral force

3 definitions

dynamic (Noun) — An efficient incentive. ex. "they hoped it would act as a spiritual dynamic on all churches"

dynamic (Noun) — A characteristic or manner of an interaction; a behaviour. ex. "Watch the dynamic between the husband and wife" ex. "The story is about a child who makes a friend and how the dynamic of their play evolves"

dynamic (Noun) — (music) varying loudness of sound; markings in a musical score that indicates the desired level of volume.

3 types of

incentive inducement motivator