dynamic
adjective
uk/daɪˈnæm.ɪk/ us
/daɪˈnæm.ɪk/dynamic adjective (FULL OF ENERGY)
B2
having a lot of ideas and enthusiasm:
- Jones favours a dynamic, hands-on style of management.
- They were advertising for a young, dynamic business manager for their London office.
- This week, our dynamic duo have been out in the countryside investigating the problem.
- We have a plan - it's nothing very dynamic, I'm afraid, but it might work.
- If you're looking for some exciting, dynamic new music, get along to the club just opened on Market Street.
dynamic adjective (CHANGING)
C2
Business innovation is a dynamic process.
Synonym
- changingWe must navigate changing attitudes about women in leadership.
- changeableBritish weather is notoriously changeable.
- variedHe has had a rich and varied career.
- fluidOur travel plans are fluid because of the train strike.
- dynamicThe Japanese economy is much more dynamic than our own.
internet & telecoms
specialized
A dynamic website generates a page in real time on the server before delivering the web page to the visitor.
We show you how to integrate dynamic web content into your generative AI application.
Web 2.0 began a move away from static websites towards a more dynamic and interactive World Wide Web.
Opposite
- about turn! idiom
- about-face
- alterable
- altered
- alternate
- ambidextrous
- goalpost
- levelling up
- make an about-face
- make an about-turn
- make something into something phrasal verb
- malleable
- mutate
- retexture
- retool
- reversible
- reversibly
- revolutionize
- voidable
- wax and wane idiom
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dynamic adjective (MOVEMENT)
dynamic adjective (MUSIC)
the relationship between two or more people and the way that they feel about and behave towards each other, especially when this can change:
group dynamic Each individual holds the power to influence the group dynamic.
interpersonal dynamic
dynamics
The fight for the leadership gave a fascinating insight into the group's dynamics.
Managers and investors need to understand these market dynamics.
[ plural ]
physics
specialized
This software is used for modelling atmospheric dynamics.
Do we understand the dynamics of how the rings around a planet are formed or held together?
fluid dynamics She is is particularly interested in an area of fluid dynamics concerned with spray.
Orthogonal matrices are of very great importance in dynamics.
[ plural ]
music
specialized
- From the outside, we can't know the dynamics inside the campaign.
- He is an experienced financial economist with expertise in the dynamics of the residential property market.
- This article explores the role of team dynamics in the evolution of small businesses.
- The rhythms were stark and choppy, and the dynamics strong.
- If you're able to control the message and generate good publicity, you can create a certain dynamic which will favour your client.
- Some of the other candidates in the debate hardly mentioned the war, which reflects a complex political dynamic.
- I think there can be a very different dynamic to the interview process when you are a person of colour.
- The breakdown of old political alliances could create a fresh dynamic.
- The film offers a fascinating exploration of female friendship, love, and betrayal through the changing dynamic between the three women protagonists.
- affiliative
- bromance
- close bond
- close friend
- communion
- interfamilial
- interfamily
- interpersonal
- interpersonal skills
- interpersonally
- parasocial
- parasocially
- platonic
- platonically
- privity
- social calendar
- social life
- squish
- steady
- unromantic
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