Synonyms for Dynamism
ˈdaɪ nəˌmɪz əmdy·namism

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1. dynamismnoun

   any of the various theories or doctrines or philosophical systems that attempt to explain the phenomena of the universe in terms of some immanent force or energy

   Synonyms:
   pizzazz, vigor, zing, vigour, pizzaz, oomph, heartiness

2. vigor, vigour, dynamism, heartinessnoun

   active strength of body or mind

   Synonyms:
   pizzazz, dynamism, vigour, zing, zip, wholeheartedness, pizzaz, energy, muscularity, vigor, heartiness, oomph, vim

3. dynamism, pizzazz, pizzaz, oomph, zingnoun

   the activeness of an energetic personality

   Synonyms:
   pizzazz, dynamism, vigour, zing, desirability, pizzaz, vigor, sex appeal, heartiness, desirableness, oomph

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1. List of paraphrases for "dynamism":

   dynamic, vitality, vibrancy, momentum, vigor, pizzazz, impetus, buoyancy, vibrant, vigour, drive

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1. Todd Stern:

   There was real sense of dynamism and force in this thing by that point, i think it was tactically and diplomatically quite important for the negotiations.

2. Chief Executive Sandro Solari:

   These results are especially positive in a regional economic scenario of lower dynamism, with exchange rate rises and inflation higher than expected.

3. Deputy Prime Minister Mehmet Simsek:

   The performance has not been bad ... Let's face it, growth is a scarce thing in today's world, turkey is the only sizeable country in this neighborhood that actually could provide the EU with some dynamism.

4. Economy Minister Sigmar Gabriel:

   In view of the good general conditions such as the low oil price and favourable exchange rate, economic dynamism should really be above present economic growth of 1.7 percent.

5. Lars Christian Moller:

   International experience would suggest that if you were to open, you would get lower prices, higher quality and better coverage, then there is the dynamism of start-ups - that kind of dynamism you might miss out on.