What is another word for dynamisms?
Pronunciation:
[ dˈa͡ɪnɐmˌɪzəmz], [ dˈaɪnɐmˌɪzəmz], [ d_ˈaɪ_n_ɐ_m_ˌɪ_z_ə_m_z]
Synonyms for Dynamisms:
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n.
• animation- action ,
- ardor ,
- bounce ,
- brio ,
- briskness ,
- buoyancy ,
- dash ,
- dynamism ,
- ebullience ,
- elation ,
- energy ,
- enthusiasm ,
- esprit ,
- excitement ,
- exhilaration ,
- fervor ,
- gaiety ,
- high spirits ,
- life ,
- oomph ,
- passion ,
- pep ,
- sparkle ,
- spirit ,
- sprightliness ,
- verve ,
- vibrancy ,
- vigor ,
- vim ,
- vitality ,
- vivacity ,
- zap ,
- zeal ,
- zest ,
- zing ,
- zip ,
- élan .
- animation ,
- bound ,
- elasticity ,
- give ,
- go ,
- liveliness ,
- rebound ,
- recoil ,
- resilience ,
- springiness .
- RAYS ,
- application ,
- burn ,
- conductivity ,
- current ,
- electricity ,
- force ,
- friction ,
- gravity ,
- heat ,
- horsepower ,
- juice ,
- kilowatts ,
- magnetism ,
- potential ,
- pressure ,
- radioactivity ,
- reaction ,
- response ,
- service ,
- steam ,
- strength ,
- voltage ,
- wattage .
- arm ,
- brunt ,
- clout ,
- coercion ,
- compulsion ,
- conscription ,
- constrait ,
- draft ,
- duress ,
- effort ,
- enforcement ,
- exaction ,
- extortion ,
- full head of steam ,
- fury ,
- impact ,
- impetus ,
- impulse ,
- might ,
- momentum ,
- muscle ,
- pains ,
- potency ,
- pow ,
- punch ,
- push ,
- sinew ,
- sock ,
- speed ,
- stimulus ,
- strain ,
- stress ,
- strong arm ,
- stuff ,
- subjection ,
- tension ,
- trouble ,
- velocity ,
- violence ,
- what it takes .
- activity ,
- assiduity ,
- attention ,
- care ,
- determination ,
- diligence ,
- enterprise ,
- intentness ,
- inventiveness ,
- labor ,
- patience ,
- perseverance ,
- persistence ,
- tirelessness ,
- toil .
- ambition ,
- drive ,
- get-up-and-go ,
- gumption ,
- leadership ,
- moxie ,
- originality ,
- resource ,
- resourcefulness ,
- spunk .
- Evolving ,
- Roaming ,
- Translating ,
- Voyaging ,
- act ,
- advance ,
- agitation ,
- alteration ,
- change ,
- changing ,
- deed ,
- development ,
- displacement ,
- evolution ,
- exercise ,
- flight ,
- flow ,
- flux ,
- gesture ,
- journey ,
- journeying ,
- locomotion ,
- maneuver ,
- migration ,
- mobility ,
- motility ,
- movableness ,
- move ,
- moving ,
- operation ,
- operativeness ,
- passage ,
- progress ,
- progression ,
- regression ,
- shift ,
- shifting ,
- steps ,
- stir ,
- stirring ,
- transferal ,
- transit ,
- transplanting ,
- undertaking ,
- wandering .
- Emotions ,
- Selfhood ,
- charisma ,
- charm ,
- complexion ,
- disposition ,
- identity ,
- individuality ,
- likableness ,
- makeup ,
- nature ,
- psyche ,
- self ,
- selfdom ,
- singularity ,
- temper ,
- temperament .
- applied force ,
- aptitude ,
- bent ,
- brawn ,
- capability ,
- capacity ,
- competency ,
- effectiveness ,
- efficacy ,
- endowment ,
- faculty ,
- forcefulness ,
- function ,
- gift ,
- influence ,
- intensity ,
- mechanical energy ,
- omnipotence ,
- potentiality ,
- puissance ,
- qualification ,
- skill ,
- talent ,
- turn ,
- virtue ,
- weight .
- guts ,
- initiative ,
- snap ,
- starch .
How to use "Dynamisms" in context?
Dynamisms are important to understand in order to understand physical and biological systems. They are the structural and functional properties that make a system invariant under a discrete transformation of its individual parts. In physics, dynamisms are studied in the context of various physical systems including fluid systems, solid-state systems, and elastic systems. In biology, dynamisms are studied in the context of cells, tissues, organs, and organisms.
Dynamisms can be defined in a variety of ways and are not always quantifiable. One way to define dynamisms is by their invariance under a discrete transformation of their individual parts.
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