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    Synonyms and Definitions

    Use "movement" in a sentence

    movement example sentences

    movement


    1. Walking is one of the most primal movement patterns known to man


    2. Because walking was essential to our survival during our developmental years, our bodies have developed so that walking and movement are essential to health; as it has been said, form follows function


    3. He's the one who's championing the boundaried 'New Brasil' movement


    4. "I wasn't part of that movement


    5. He had calculated various sized puddles, as well as the movement of streams and lakes


    6. Tiny Robot Archimedes was unable to make calculations about the water's movement while he was sinking, though he did record the mating patterns of several kinds of fish


    7. The momentum of the movement, swings me hard against him and I reach up with my free hand, stroking the back of his neck


    8. Coordinates movement and breath


    9. On the mantelpiece above a red-brick crafts movement fireplace, she


    10. Lucy took a step forward, knowing that with movement that she would reveal

    11. ‘Don’t be daft!’ I chuckled, my head reacting to the movement


    12. Now that I was outside of the cell he seemed palpably nervous, as though my movement across the threshold somehow threatened his safety


    13. There was sudden movement across the periphery of my vision


    14. 1) The influence of the feminist movement


    15. "Every movement is about power," Diam said, "about uniting people in an action


    16. It is the methods of this movement that make it unstoppable


    17. "The movement was founded on the understanding that there are no 'innocent civilians' in a population," Bin-Martis said


    18. "The movement never cared about innocent civilians in their own population," Diam scowled


    19. I have some recollection of movement during these days, of hands lifting my body and bathing me, of the mattress floating away on a Mediterranean breeze to be replaced by something fresh and clean


    20. He lets go of my hands and I watch as he storms over to the window, anger visible in every movement

    21. There is no solace in the confusion of movement, but I took a little heart in the undeniable presence of other men as impotent and bewildered as I was


    22. The movement of the van made me lean into the body next to mine


    23. I was still deep in the fugue of selfish misery, and I barely comprehended the importance of this simple movement


    24. For each of us there is a moment when, once we have made it through that initial period when every sound and every movement is laced with fear, there comes a day when you think that you might make it out alive


    25. My hand trembled with every movement


    26. Time stood still around her, the grasses hushing their endless tidal sweep, and now, without any further movement of her feet, she felt herself glide towards his beckoning paw


    27. African descent, were killed when an Alabama church was bombed in retaliation of the Civil Rights Movement


    28. I thought about movement


    29. I looked down and below me was a small gray gelatinous egg, I could see movement inside


    30. of middle managers mimic the movement,

    31. He heard movement behind him, and as he turned, he reached for the rifle he had laid on a crate


    32. To the rear of the chamber he heard movement


    33. She heard movement towards the back and stepped forward


    34. We travel in silence, each alert to the slightest movement in the fields around us


    35. They covered the skies at night, looking for the slightest movement


    36. I’m still grinning as I traipse my dripping way back to the cabin, reeling and grabbing onto the walls as the deck swings with the movement of the sea beneath it


    37. While I told you in stage 4 not to attempt anything beyond getting your toes to leave the ground for a brief instant, in this stage I would like you to increase the effort which you put into the whole movement until very gradually your body becomes less likely to drop back immediately


    38. but at his age he accepts rapid eye movement


    39. At the extreme points of the twisting movement you can exert a slight pressure to enhance the value of this limbering exercise


    40. It should bend the same way as your arms, which you should, throughout the movement, try to press backwards as far as possible to avoid any possible sagging forward of your body

    41. The downward movement should be a


    42. Repeat the movement to the other side, bending your head


    43. The accent is on slow and rhythmical movement, as this exercise is much more beneficial to the health and the figure when performed slowly and gracefully


    44. Without pausing, inhale again and repeat the movement


    45. Relax for a few moments and then repeat this movement


    46. Almost any Beethoven or Mozart slow movement would be suitable but I leave the choice to your personal taste


    47. and repeat the up and down movement of the eyes another four


    48. movement of the eyes four times, blink and relax for a few


    49. After a few moments repeat the movement in the opposite


    50. To try something new in this combination of stretching and eye movement, try the Sideways Bend














































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    Synonyms for "movement"

    motion move movement motility campaign cause crusade drive effort drift trend front social movement apparent motion apparent movement bm bowel movement division part section tempo time transit change activity progress tendency bent

    "movement" definitions

    a change of position that does not entail a change of location


    the act of changing location from one place to another


    a natural event that involves a change in the position or location of something


    a group of people with a common ideology who try together to achieve certain general goals


    a major self-contained part of a symphony or sonata


    a series of actions advancing a principle or tending toward a particular end


    an optical illusion of motion produced by viewing a rapid succession of still pictures of a moving object


    a euphemism for defecation


    a general tendency to change (as of opinion)


    the driving and regulating parts of a mechanism (as of a watch or clock)


    the act of changing the location of something