motion#1 (n)
movement#4 (n)
move#4 (n)

n00279835

type n
lex_filenum 04
def the act of changing location from one place to another
examples police controlled the motion of the crowd
the movement of people from the farms to the cities
his move put him directly in my path
Outgoing links
Hypernym change
Derivationally related form move → move
Derivationally related form move → move
Derivationally related form movement → move
Derivationally related form movement → move; movement → move
Derivationally related form motion → motional
Derivationally related form motion → move
Hyponym approach, approaching, coming; progress, progression, procession, advance, advancement, forward motion, onward motion; locomotion, travel; lurch, lunge; travel, traveling, travelling; pursuit, chase, pursual, following; rise, ascent, ascension, ascending; descent; swing, swinging, vacillation; return; slide, glide, coast; slippage; flow, stream; crawl; speed, speeding, hurrying; translation, displacement; shift, shifting; haste, hurry, rush, rushing; maneuver, manoeuvre, play; migration
Incoming links
Derivationally related form motional → motion
Hyponym change
Hypernym approach, approaching, coming; progress, progression, procession, advance, advancement, forward motion, onward motion; locomotion, travel; lurch, lunge; travel, traveling, travelling; pursuit, chase, pursual, following; rise, ascent, ascension, ascending; descent; swing, swinging, vacillation; return; slide, glide, coast; slippage; flow, stream; crawl; speed, speeding, hurrying; translation, displacement; shift, shifting; haste, hurry, rush, rushing; maneuver, manoeuvre, play; migration
Derivationally related form move → motion
Derivationally related form move → move
Derivationally related form move → movement
Derivationally related form move → movement; move → movement
Derivationally related form move → move

Back to the index

Click for the XML entry