feeling of movement Antonyms
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Meaning of feeling of movement
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feeling of movement (n)
the perception of body position and movement and muscular tensions etc
feeling of movement Sentence Examples
- The thought of the upcoming competition gave me a feeling of movement within my heart.
- The dancer's graceful moves created a sense of flow and movement on stage.
- The leaves rustled and danced in the wind, giving the illusion of movement in the otherwise still forest.
- The athlete experienced a surge of movement in their body as they prepared to run the race.
- The rhythmic clapping of the audience generated a wave of movement that swept through the stadium.
- The slight tremor of the earth beneath my feet signaled a subtle feeling of movement.
- The river cascaded down the rocks, creating a feeling of continuous rush and movement.
- The gentle rocking of the boat on the water instilled a feeling of movement in the passengers.
- The clouds shifted and rearranged in the sky, providing a sense of movement to the otherwise static scene.
- The feeling of movement in the crowd was palpable as they swayed and cheered together at the concert.
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the perception of body position and movement and muscular tensions etc
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The thought of the upcoming competition gave me a feeling of movement within my heart.
The dancer's graceful moves created a sense of flow and movement on stage.
The leaves rustled and danced in the wind, giving the illusion of movement in the otherwise still forest.
The athlete experienced a surge of movement in their body as they prepared to run the race.
