dynamism

• Nom désignant la qualité d'être énergique, dynamique ou actif, souvent associée à une personne, au progrès ou à des théories philosophiques de force immanente.

A noun referring to a quality of being energetic, forceful, or active, often associated with personality, progress, or philosophical theories of immanent force.

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1. Philosophical theory of force or energyC1formal

   Any of various theories or philosophical systems that explain the universe in terms of an inherent force or energy driving phenomena.

   Dynamisme (philosophie)

   • The philosopher's dynamism posits that all matter is animated by a vital force.
   • Dynamism in metaphysics suggests that reality is fundamentally dynamic rather than static.
   • Her research explores the dynamism of ancient Greek natural philosophy.

2. Active strength of body or mindB2formal

   The quality of being vigorous, energetic, and physically or mentally active.

   dynamisme

   • His dynamism on the basketball court impressed the scouts.
   • She tackled every challenge with great dynamism and resilience.
   • The leader's dynamism inspired the team to work harder.

   Synonymesanimationenergylivelinesspepspiritvervevigorvimvitalityzest

   Antonymesinertialethargylistlessness

3. B1informal

   The activeness and vigor of an energetic personality; lively and forceful behavior.

   Dynamisme

   • His dynamism in meetings always gets people excited about new ideas.
   • She has a natural dynamism that draws others to her.
   • The presenter's dynamism made the lecture engaging and memorable.

   Synonymesanimationdriveenergyenterpriseexuberanceforcefulnessget-up-and-goinitiativelivelinesspeppunchspiritednessthrustvervevigorvimvitalityzest

   Antonymesapathyindolenceinertialethargypassivitytorpor