Definitions and Examples of mobility, movement, activity
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
The ability to move or be moved freely and easily.
Example
After the accident, he lost his mobility and had to use a wheelchair.
The act or process of changing position or place; a group of people working together to advance a shared goal.
Example
The movement of the waves was mesmerizing to watch.
Example
The feminist movement fought for women's rights and equality.
The state of being busy or engaged in physical or mental work.
Example
The children were full of activity and energy, running around and playing games.
Key Differences: mobility vs movement vs activity
- 1Mobility refers to the ability to move or be moved freely and easily.
- 2Movement refers to the act or process of changing position or place, or a group of people working together to advance a shared goal.
- 3Activity refers to the state of being busy or engaged in physical or mental work.
Effective Usage of mobility, movement, activity
- 1Healthcare: Use mobility to describe a patient's ability to move after an injury or surgery.
- 2Sports: Use movement to describe the actions and strategies of athletes during a game or competition.
- 3Education: Use activity to describe the level of engagement and participation of students in a classroom setting.
Remember this!
The antonyms of immobilisation are mobility, movement, and activity. These words convey a state of being able to move or act freely, and have distinct nuances. Use them in healthcare, sports, education, and other contexts to describe different aspects of movement and activity.
