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Definition of movement
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Movement
(n.) One of the
several
strains
or
pieces,
each
complete
in
itself,
with its own time and
rhythm,
which make up a
larger
work; as, the
several
movements
of a suite or a
symphony..
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Poussette
::
Poussette
(n.) A
movement,
or part of a
figure,
in the
contradance..
Awkward
::
Awkward
(a.)
Wanting
dexterity
in the use of the
hands,
or of
instruments;
not
dexterous;
without
skill;
clumsy;
wanting
ease,
grace,
or
effectiveness
in
movement;
ungraceful;
as, he was
awkward
at a
trick;
an
awkward
boy..
Horror
::
Horror
(n.) A
bristling
up; a
rising
into
roughness;
tumultuous
movement.
Subject
::
Subject
(n.) The
principal
theme,
or
leading
thought
or
phrase,
on which a
composition
or a
movement
is
based..
Motion
::
Motion
(n.)
Movement
of the mind,
desires,
or
passions;
mental
act, or
impulse
to any
action;
internal
activity..
Sphygmograph
::
Sphygmograph
(n.) An
instrument
which,
when
applied
over an
artery,
indicates
graphically
the
movements
or
character
of the
pulse.
See
Sphygmogram..
Stroke
::
Stroke
(v. t.) One of a
series
of beats or
movements
against
a
resisting
medium,
by means of which
movement
through
or upon it is
accomplished;
as, the
stroke
of a
bird's
wing in
flying,
or an oar in
rowing,
of a
skater,
swimmer,
etc..
Tempo
::
Tempo (n.) The rate or
degree
of
movement
in time.
Spar
::
Spar (n.) A
movement
of
offense
or
defense
in
boxing.
Come
::
Come (n.) To
complete
a
movement
toward
a
place;
to
arrive.
Minuet
::
Minuet
(n.) A tune or air to
regulate
the
movements
of the dance so
called;
a
movement
in
suites,
sonatas,
symphonies,
etc.,
having
the dance form, and
commonly
in 3-4,
sometimes
3-8,
measure..
Akinesia
::
Akinesia
(n.)
Paralysis
of the motor
nerves;
loss of
movement.
Courtesy
::
Courtesy
(v. i.) To make a
respectful
salutation
or
movement
of
respect;
esp. (with
reference
to
women),
to bow the body
slightly,
with
bending
of the
knes..
Reaction
::
Reaction
(n.)
Backward
tendency
or
movement
after
revolution,
reform,
or great
progress
in any
direction..
Passage
::
Passage
(v. i.) The act of
passing;
transit
from one place to
another;
movement
from point to
point;
a going by, over,
across,
or
through;
as, the
passage
of a man or a
carriage;
the
passage
of a ship or a bird; the
passage
of
light;
the
passage
of
fluids
through
the pores or
channels
of the
body..
Step
::
Step (v. i.) An
advance
or
movement
made by one
removal
of the foot; a pace.
Swish
::
Swish (n.) A sound of quick
movement,
as of
something
whirled
through
the air..
Electro-dynamical
::
Electro-dynamical
(a.)
Pertaining
to the
movements
or force of
electric
or
galvanic
currents;
dependent
on
electric
force.
March
::
March (n.)
Hence:
Measured
and
regular
advance
or
movement,
like that of
soldiers
moving
in
order;
stately
or
deliberate
walk;
steady
onward
movement..
Figure
::
Figure
(n.) Any one of the
several
regular
steps or
movements
made by a
dancer.
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