dynamist
/ˈdaɪnəmɪst/
noun
- A person who believes that change, growth, and progress are the natural and most important forces in the world, especially in philosophy, politics, or economics.
- Many tech entrepreneurs are dynamists, believing innovation drives all progress.
- As a dynamist, she argued that societies must constantly evolve to solve new problems.
- The philosopher was known as a dynamist who rejected static views of human nature.
- A person who is energetic, active, and full of drive; someone who makes things happen.
- He was a dynamist in the community, always organizing events and helping others.
- Our team leader is a real dynamist who motivates everyone to work harder.
- The coach praised her as a dynamist on the field, never giving up and pushing the team forward.
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