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dynamics

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /daɪˈnæmɪks/

dynamics means: The forces and relationships that make a group or situation develop or change.

noun

FORCES BEHIND CHANGEC1

The forces and relationships that make a group or situation develop or change.

  • A new manager changed the team dynamics.
  • The book explores power dynamics within families.
  • We need to understand the dynamics of this changing market.

How to use it: dynamics of something (Her arrival changed the dynamics of the team.)

Common phrases: group dynamics, family dynamics, power dynamics, changing dynamics

FORCES AND MOTIONC1

The study of how forces make objects move or change their movement.

  • She studies dynamics at university.
  • Fluid dynamics helps explain how water flows around a boat.
  • We used the laws of dynamics to predict the ball's movement.

Common phrases: fluid dynamics, study dynamics, classical dynamics

Questions about dynamics

What does dynamics mean?

The forces and relationships that make a group or situation develop or change.

What is dynamics in other languages?

Türkçe: dinamikler · Español: dinámica · Français: dynamique · Deutsch: Dynamik · Italiano: dinamiche · 日本語: 力学

How do you pronounce dynamics?

It is pronounced /daɪˈnæmɪks/.

How do you use dynamics in a sentence?

A new manager changed the team dynamics. The book explores power dynamics within families.

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