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movement
noun
1 a process of changing position or going from one point to another.
2 an act or manner of moving made a sudden, jerky movement .
3 an organization, association or group, especially one that promotes a particular cause the women's movement .
4 a general tendency or current of opinion, taste, etc a movement towards healthy eating .
5 music a section of a large-scale piece, especially a symphony.
6 (movements) a person's actions during a particular time Can you account for your movements that night?
7 a an act of evacuating the bowels;
b the waste matter evacuated.
8 the moving parts of a watch or clock.
9 the theatrical art of moving the body gracefully or with expression.
10 the suggestion of motion conveyed in a work of art.
noun
1 a process of changing position or going from one point to another.
2 an act or manner of moving made a sudden, jerky movement .
3 an organization, association or group, especially one that promotes a particular cause the women's movement .
4 a general tendency or current of opinion, taste, etc a movement towards healthy eating .
5 music a section of a large-scale piece, especially a symphony.
6 (movements) a person's actions during a particular time Can you account for your movements that night?
7 a an act of evacuating the bowels;
b the waste matter evacuated.
8 the moving parts of a watch or clock.
9 the theatrical art of moving the body gracefully or with expression.
10 the suggestion of motion conveyed in a work of art.
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