type |
n |
lex_filenum |
04 |
def |
a change of position that does not entail a change of location |
examples |
the reflex motion of his eyebrows revealed his surprise movement is a sign of life an impatient move of his hand gastrointestinal motility |
Outgoing links |
Hypernym |
change |
Derivationally related form |
move → move |
Derivationally related form |
movement → move |
Derivationally related form |
motion → move |
Hyponym |
abduction; adduction; agitation; body English; circumduction; disturbance; fetal movement, foetal movement; flit, dart; gesture; headshake, headshaking; inclination, inclining; inversion, eversion, everting; inversion, upending; jerk, jerking, jolt, saccade; kick, kicking; kneel, kneeling; lurch, pitch, pitching; eye movement; opening; prostration; reach, reaching, stretch; reciprocation; reclining; retraction; retroflection, retroflexion; rotation, rotary motion; shutting, closing; sitting; sitting, posing; snap; squat, squatting; sweep; toss; vibration, quiver, quivering; wave; waver, flutter, flicker; standing; straddle, span; stroke; wiggle, wriggle, squirm; eurythmy, eurhythmy, eurythmics, eurhythmics |
Incoming links |
Hyponym |
change |
Hypernym |
abduction; adduction; agitation; body English; circumduction; disturbance; fetal movement, foetal movement; flit, dart; gesture; headshake, headshaking; inclination, inclining; inversion, eversion, everting; inversion, upending; jerk, jerking, jolt, saccade; kick, kicking; kneel, kneeling; lurch, pitch, pitching; eye movement; opening; prostration; reach, reaching, stretch; reciprocation; reclining; retraction; retroflection, retroflexion; rotation, rotary motion; shutting, closing; sitting; sitting, posing; snap; squat, squatting; sweep; toss; vibration, quiver, quivering; wave; waver, flutter, flicker; standing; straddle, span; stroke; wiggle, wriggle, squirm; eurythmy, eurhythmy, eurythmics, eurhythmics |
Derivationally related form |
move → motion |
Derivationally related form |
move → move |
Derivationally related form |
move → movement |
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<def>a change of position that does not entail a change of location<def/>
<example>the reflex motion of his eyebrows revealed his surprise<example/>
<example>movement is a sign of life<example/>
<example>an impatient move of his hand<example/>
<example>gastrointestinal motility<example/>
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