kinetic

adjective

Meaning

Relating to or resulting from motion.

The kinetic energy of the moving car was enough to cause significant damage upon impact.
Kinetic art often incorporates moving parts or relies on the viewer's movement to change the appearance of the piece.

Synonyms: moving, active, dynamic, motile

adjective

Pronunciation: /kɪˈnɛtɪk/

Relating to or resulting from motion.

The kinetic energy of the moving car was enough to cause significant damage upon impact.
Kinetic art often incorporates moving parts or relies on the viewer's movement to change the appearance of the piece.
The dance performance was praised for its kinetic intensity and the dancers' rapid, fluid movements.

kinetic energy (collocation): The energy an object possesses due to its motion. — "The faster an object travels, the more kinetic energy it has."
kinetic sculpture (collocation): Art that contains moving parts. — "The museum featured a large kinetic sculpture that rotated in the wind."

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