movement
/ˈmuvmənt/
noun
- The act or process of changing position or location.
- Regular movement is important for maintaining joint health.
- He noticed a slight movement in the bushes behind the house.
- The dancer's movements were graceful and precise.
- A group of people working together to achieve a shared goal, especially in politics, society, or art.
- The civil rights movement brought about major changes in the law.
- She joined the environmental movement to help protect the planet.
- The feminist movement has fought for gender equality for over a century.
- A change or development in a situation, trend, or market.
- We observed a movement toward healthier eating habits in the community.
- The movement of people from rural areas to cities continues to grow.
- There was a sudden movement in stock prices after the announcement.
- A main section of a longer musical composition, such as a symphony or sonata.
- Each movement of the concerto has a different tempo and mood.
- The second movement of the symphony was slow and emotional.
- The pianist played the final movement with great energy.
- The act of moving one's bowels; a bowel movement.
- The doctor asked if he had had a movement that day.
- She recorded her movements in a health journal.
- Eating more fiber can help regulate your movements.
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