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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
“There’s a lot more to watch on a bigger vehicle like that and trying to watch inside the vehicle and see what movements they’re doing,” he said.
He reminds us that even as the Project 2025 movement takes hold, resistance through humor, critique and public pressure still carries force.
The scammers appear to have taken the video Burton recorded in May warning fans of scams, changed the audio—still using his voice—and altered his mouth movements to match.
But in Nixon’s wake, partisan media activists like former Fox News executive Roger Ailes and radio host Rush Limbaugh continued to popularize the idea of “liberal media bias” within the conservative movement.
The current Israeli offensive in Gaza made movement difficult and highly dangerous.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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