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Adjectives of Motion

22 Words

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mobile
1.
mo
bile
Adjective

not fixed and able to move or be moved easily or quickly

The mobile cart in the hospital made it easy for nurses to transport medical supplies.

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rotational
2.
ro
ta
tio
nal
Adjective

involving or relating to the action of turning around a central point

The rotational movement of the Earth causes day and night.

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wobbly
3.
wo
bb
ly
Adjective

unstable and likely to shake or rock from side to side

The newborn giraffe took its first wobbly steps, getting used to the long legs that would soon carry it with grace.

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stagnant
4.
stag
nant
Adjective

lacking movement or circulation

The stagnant water in the pond had a foul odor and attracted mosquitoes.

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centrifugal
5.
cent
ri
fu
gal
Adjective

tending to move outward from a central point

The centrifugal force pushed the spinning top away from its center of rotation.

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move
6.
move
Verb

to change your position or location

She moved quickly to avoid the falling object.

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rotary
7.
ro
ta
ry
Adjective

referring to something that revolves around an axis or a central point, such as a wheel

The rotary dial on the old telephone was used to dial numbers.

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shaky
8.
sha
ky
Adjective

likely to move or collapse due to being poorly secured or balanced

The shaky ladder wobbled as she climbed, making her feel uneasy.

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turbulent
9.
turb
u
lent
Adjective

(of water or air) moving in an unsteady or violent manner, often with chaotic or unpredictable motion

The turbulent river surged with fast-moving currents and swirling eddies.

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portable
10.
por
ta
ble
Adjective

easily carried or moved from one place to another

The portable speaker allowed us to enjoy music wherever we went.

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stationary
11.
sta
tio
na
ry
Adjective

not moving or changing position

He sat on a stationary bike, adjusting the settings before his workout.

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static
12.
sta
tic
Adjective

remaining still, with no change in position

The static position of the statue gave it a sense of permanence in the park.

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inert
13.
i
nert
Adjective

not moving or active

The inert rock lay undisturbed at the bottom of the river.

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run
14.
run
Verb

to move using our legs, faster than we usually walk, in a way that both feet are never on the ground at the same time

When he heard the news, he ran home in a hurry.

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fly
15.
fly
Verb

to move or travel through the air

Birds can fly freely in the sky.

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movable
16.
mo
va
ble
Adjective

having the ability to be easily moved or shifted from one place to another

The movable bookshelf allowed for flexible arrangement of the living room.

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transportable
17.
trans
por
ta
ble
Adjective

having the ability to be moved from one place to another

The transportable picnic table folded up neatly for easy carrying to the park.

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bouncy
18.
boun
cy
Adjective

having the ability to quickly spring back or rebound when pressed down or impacted

The bouncy ball bounced high into the air when dropped on the ground.

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motionless
19.
mo
tion
less
Adjective

not having any movement

The lake was motionless, reflecting the sky like a perfect mirror.

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still
20.
still
Adjective

lacking motion

The still cat lay on the windowsill, watching the birds outside.

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immobile
21.
im
mo
bile
Adjective

unable to move

The patient remained immobile after the injury.

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roll
22.
roll
Verb

to move in a direction by turning over and over or from one side to another repeatedly

The ball started to roll down the hill after being pushed.

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