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Definition of «motion»

The term motion refers to the act or process of moving, specifically in relation to a physical object changing its location or direction. It can also refer to an action proposed for decision by a group or organization, such as a formal proposal put forward for discussion and vote at a meeting. In addition, motion can be used metaphorically to describe emotions or feelings, such as the feeling of sadness being described as "a heavy heart" or "motion in my chest."

Usage examples

  1. The motion of the pendulum can be used to measure time accurately.
  2. The biker moved in a swift motion, gliding through the traffic effortlessly.
  3. The dancers executed their movements with grace and precision, creating a mesmerizing motion on the stage.
  4. The roller coaster soared through the loops and curves, providing an exhilarating experience full of motion.
  5. The car's motion was abruptly halted when it hit a pothole on the road.
  6. The beach was filled with children playing, running, and engaging in various motions.
  7. The motion of the waves against the shore created a calming and soothing atmosphere.
  8. The robot's motion detection sensors allowed it to respond quickly to any movement in its surroundings.
  9. The motion of the planets around the sun follows precise orbits according to the laws of gravity.
  10. The goalie made a spectacular save, diving with lightning-fast motion to block the ball.

Phrases with «motion»

Sentences with «motion»

  • What's more, using machines at first may not be wise because they can limit the range of motion of people with various body measurements. (fitnessandpower.com)
  • Unless something dramatic happens, people stay on the course of the lives they set in motion in childhood and adolescence. (empoweringparents.com)
  • It must be worn in motion for at least 8 hours a day. (geekwrapped.com)
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