movement
move·ment
noun \ˈmüv-mənt\Definition of MOVEMENT
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: the moving parts of a mechanism that transmit a definite motion
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a : the quality (as in a painting or sculpture) of representing or suggesting motion b : the vibrant quality in literature that comes from elements that constantly hold a reader's interest (as a quickly moving action-filled plot)
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a : an act of voiding the bowels b : matter expelled from the bowels at one passage
Examples of MOVEMENT
- He developed an efficient system for movement of raw materials to the factory.
- studying the movements of the planets
- We wore loose clothes to allow for easier movement.
- the graceful movements of a dancer
- The police have been keeping a careful record of his movements.
- There's a movement afoot to rename the town.
- a book about the history of the civil rights movement
- They joined the antiwar movement.
First Known Use of MOVEMENT
14th century
move·ment
noun \ˈmüv-mənt\ (Medical Dictionary)Medical Definition of MOVEMENT
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: the act or process of moving
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a : an act of voiding the bowels b : matter expelled from the bowels at one passage : stool
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