movent (Meaning)
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movent (a.)
Moving.
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movent (n.)
That which moves anything.
Synonyms & Antonyms of movent
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movent Sentence Examples
- The movent of the clock's pendulum caused a rhythmic ticking sound.
- The movent of the tectonic plates triggered a series of earthquakes.
- The movent of the Earth around the Sun led to the change of seasons.
- The movent of the human body creates kinetic energy.
- The movent of the waves crashed against the shore with a thunderous roar.
- The movent of the wind rustled through the leaves of the trees.
- The movent of the dancer's limbs was graceful and fluid.
- The movent of the politician's speech stirred the crowd.
- The movent of the stars across the night sky fascinated astronomers.
- The movent of the revolving door allowed people to enter and exit a building smoothly.
FAQs About the word movent
Moving., That which moves anything.
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The movent of the clock's pendulum caused a rhythmic ticking sound.
The movent of the tectonic plates triggered a series of earthquakes.
The movent of the Earth around the Sun led to the change of seasons.
The movent of the human body creates kinetic energy.
