Definitions and Examples of active, mobile, dynamic
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Engaging in physical activity or exercise; not sedentary.
Example
She leads an active lifestyle, going for runs and doing yoga every day.
Able to move or be moved easily; not fixed or stationary.
Example
He works as a mobile mechanic, traveling to clients' homes to fix their cars.
Characterized by constant change, activity, or progress; not static or stationary.
Example
The company's dynamic CEO was always coming up with new ideas to improve the business.
Key Differences: active vs mobile vs dynamic
- 1Active describes a person who engages in physical activity or exercise.
- 2Mobile describes something that can be moved easily or someone who travels frequently.
- 3Dynamic describes something that is constantly changing or making progress.
Effective Usage of active, mobile, dynamic
- 1Health and Fitness: Use active to describe a person who exercises regularly.
- 2Travel and Transportation: Use mobile to describe something that can be moved easily or someone who travels frequently.
- 3Business and Innovation: Use dynamic to describe something that is constantly changing or making progress.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of sedentary are active, mobile, and dynamic. Use these words to describe a person who engages in physical activity, something that can be moved easily, or something that is constantly changing or making progress.
