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movement
noun as in motion, activity
Strongest matches
act, action, change, development, evolution, exercise, flow, migration, move, operation, progress, shift
Strong matches
advance, agitation, alteration, deed, displacement, dynamism, flight, flux, gesture, journey, journeying, locomotion, maneuver, mobility, motility, movableness, passage, progression, regression, shifting, steps, stir, stirring, transit, transplanting, undertaking, velocity, wandering
Weak matches
changing, evolving, moving, operativeness, roaming, transferal, translating, voyaging
noun as in drive, campaign
Strongest matches
change, crusade, demonstration, evolution, faction, flow, group, organization, party, shift, tendency, transfer, trend, unrest
Strong matches
current, displacement, drift, flight, front, grouping, march, mobilization, patrol, sweep, swing, transition, withdrawal
Example Sentences
These scans track the movement of water through brain tissue, which helps researchers map the networks that link one region to another.
Silver, which typically tracks gold’s movements, has the potential for larger price swings as its smaller market size makes it more sensitive to fluctuations in the dollar.
I loved that show, it was an opportunity to keep growing our movement.”
Early motion pictures were obsessed with movement, Wanamaker says.
"The table will be hard-fought, there will be lots of movement," added Alonso.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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