dynamic
adjective
uk/daɪˈnæmɪk/ ushaving a lot of ideas, energy, and enthusiasm:
He was seen as young and dynamic compared to his predecessor.
You must be prepared to be part of an energetic and dynamic team.
dynamic leadership/management
always changing and developing:
a dynamic economy/environment/market
Technology is dynamic, because people discover and develop it in their own ways using their own unique skills.
dynamic
noun
uk/daɪˈnæmɪk/ us [ C, usually plural ]
the forces that control the relationships people or things have with each other and how those relationships can change:
The aim of the research is to improve understanding of the dynamics of the business environment.
group/organizational/team dynamics
cultural/political/social dynamic