dynamically Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- ineffectively
- halfheartedly
- listlessly
- lazily
- listlessly
- ineffectively
- languidly
- shakily
- halfheartedly
- lazily
- shakily
- languidly
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- violently
- fast
- robustly
- stiffly
- muscularly
- with-a-vengeance
- strenuously
- like-gangbusters
- eagerly
- roundly
- vehemently
- sharply
- stoutly
- with-might-and-main
- sturdily
- explosively
- energetically
- steadily
- mightily
- actively
Weak:
- rigidly
- resolutely
- solidly
- briskly
- assertively
- vivaciously
- spunkily
- decidedly
- surely
- aggressively
- potently
- squarely
- intently
- intensively
- hammer-and-tongs
- roughshod
- purposefully
- steadfastly
- fixedly
- directly
- crisply
- emphatically
- to-beat-the-band
- heartily
- manfully
- smartly
- determinedly
- lustily
- spiritedly
- animatedly
- gamely
- soundly
Meaning of dynamically
dynamically (r)
in a forceful dynamic manner
dynamically (adv.)
In accordance with the principles of dynamics or moving forces.
dynamically Sentence Examples
- The team's performance is expected to improve dynamically in the second half of the season.
- The city's skyline changed dynamically with the addition of several skyscrapers.
- The stock market fluctuated dynamically, resulting in gains and losses for investors.
- The company's sales grew dynamically, exceeding initial projections.
- The team adapted dynamically to the new strategy, resulting in a successful outcome.
- The artist's work is characterized by its dynamically changing forms and colors.
- The economy is expected to recover dynamically in the coming quarters.
- The disease spreads dynamically among the population, posing a significant health risk.
- The ecosystem is in a state of dynamic equilibrium, constantly adjusting to external factors.
- The speaker's message resonated dynamically with the audience, evoking strong emotions.
FAQs About the word dynamically
in a forceful dynamic mannerIn accordance with the principles of dynamics or moving forces.
vigorously,strongly, firmly, forcibly, fiercely, powerfully, hard, forcefully, violently, fast
gently, weakly, softly, feebly, feebly, delicately, faintly, faintly, delicately, softly
The team's performance is expected to improve dynamically in the second half of the season.
The city's skyline changed dynamically with the addition of several skyscrapers.
The stock market fluctuated dynamically, resulting in gains and losses for investors.
The company's sales grew dynamically, exceeding initial projections.
