Dynamic | Mean of dynamic in English Dictionary

/daɪˈnæmɪk/

• always active or changing
1. a dynamic city
2. a dynamic relationship
• having or showing a lot of energy
1. a dynamic [=enthusiastic] speaker
2. an exciting and dynamic performance
• of or relating to energy, motion, or physical force
1. the dynamic theory of heat
2. dynamic and potential energy
• Noun

• the way that two or more people behave with each other because of a particular situation
1. the dynamic between a doctor and a patient
2. the teacher-student dynamic
3. Group dynamics are important to consider.
4. The dynamics of this class are different from those of other classes.
• something that causes change or growth in something else
1. Disease was a central dynamic in the decrease in population.
2. a study on famine and population dynamics
• the science that studies motion and the forces that cause or stop motion
1. molecular/fluid dynamics
• changes in how loudly a piece of music is played or sung
1. Dynamics greatly affect the impact of the music.