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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
He projects that the movements of the next generation of Optimus will be indistinguishable from those of humans.
I think of it as what we call in anthropology a nativist movement, a foregrounding of the people in the land.
Our expectation is to see more movement in the first quarter of 2026.
But he stresses that “one of the achievements of the Franco movement was to save the religious structure of Spain, to save the Catholic Church, which was being destroyed by the revolution.”
She has mounted a loud protest movement to skew public sentiment against the project, delaying Jarvis Yards’ construction.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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