CEFR C1

dynamism

noun

Meaning

The quality of being characterized by vigorous activity and progress; energy and enthusiasm.

Examples

The company's rapid growth was attributed to the dynamism of its young CEO.
Despite facing challenges, the team maintained its dynamism and found creative solutions.

Synonyms: energy, vigor, drive, verve, impetus

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dynamism (C1)

noun

Pronunciation: /ˈdaɪnəmɪzəm/

Definition

The quality of being characterized by vigorous activity and progress; energy and enthusiasm.

Examples

The company's rapid growth was attributed to the dynamism of its young CEO.
Despite facing challenges, the team maintained its dynamism and found creative solutions.
Her artistic dynamism was evident in the constant evolution of her painting style.

How to Use dynamism

inherent dynamism (collocation): Natural or intrinsic energy and progress. — "The city's inherent dynamism attracted many young professionals."
lack of dynamism (collocation): Absence of energy or progress. — "Critics pointed to a lack of dynamism in the team's recent performances."

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