dynamic Antonyms
Strongest:
- listless
- impotent
- tired
- lethargic
- frail
- listless
- tired
- weakened
- faint
- dull
- lethargic
- powerless
- weak
- torpid
- weakened
- impotent
- frail
- dull
- delicate
- sluggish
- feeble
- torpid
- effete
- effete
- powerless
- sluggish
- feeble
- delicate
- weak
- faint
Strong:
- enervated
- lackadaisical
- soft
- wimpy
- prostrate
- soft
- infirm
- disabled
- wimpy
- ill
- languid
- prostrate
- infirm
- spineless
- indolent
- languid
- unsound
- wan
- disabled
- spineless
- lackadaisical
- wan
- enervated
- unhealthy
- ill
- invertebrate
- invertebrate
- unsound
- unhealthy
- lazy
- indolent
- lazy
Weak:
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Meaning of dynamic
dynamic (n)
an efficient incentive
dynamic (a)
characterized by action or forcefulness or force of personality
of or relating to dynamics
(used of verbs (e.g. `to run') and participial adjectives (e.g. `running' in `running water')) expressing action rather than a state of being
dynamic (a.)
Alt. of Dynamical
dynamic Sentence Examples
- The dynamic duo of Batman and Robin fought crime together, their contrasting skills complementing each other perfectly.
- The dynamic range of the new speaker system was impressive, capturing the full spectrum of sound.
- The dynamic nature of the stock market means that prices can fluctuate rapidly, creating opportunities for both profit and loss.
- The dynamic personality of the young CEO energized the company, inspiring employees to achieve great things.
- The dynamic interplay between the two characters in the play kept the audience engaged and entertained throughout the performance.
- The dynamic weather patterns in the region made it difficult to predict conditions, leading to frequent changes in plans.
- The dynamic leadership of the new principal transformed the school, improving both academic performance and student morale.
- The dynamic design of the new car caught the eye of many potential buyers, who were impressed with its sleek lines and innovative features.
- The dynamic economy of the country provided opportunities for growth and prosperity, attracting businesses and investors from around the world.
- The dynamic relationship between the two friends evolved over time, from initial distrust to deep and lasting love.
FAQs About the word dynamic
an efficient incentive, characterized by action or forcefulness or force of personality, of or relating to dynamics, (used of verbs (e.g. `to run') and particip
vigorous, lively, powerful, robust,energetic, lusty, healthy, kinetic, peppy, capable
listless, impotent, tired, lethargic, frail, listless, tired, weakened, faint, dull
The dynamic duo of Batman and Robin fought crime together, their contrasting skills complementing each other perfectly.
The dynamic range of the new speaker system was impressive, capturing the full spectrum of sound.
The dynamic nature of the stock market means that prices can fluctuate rapidly, creating opportunities for both profit and loss.
The dynamic personality of the young CEO energized the company, inspiring employees to achieve great things.
