Motion - definition, pronunciation, transcription
noun
- a natural event that involves a change in the position or location of something (syn: movement)
- a change of position that does not entail a change of location (syn: motility, move, movement)
verb
Extra examples
She has a simple golf swing with no wasted motion.
He caught the ball and flipped it back to me in one fluid motion.
The wax should be applied using a circular motion.
He made hand motions to get our attention.
She made a motion calling for the repeal of the law.
Her motion was voted on.
His lawyer filed a motion for a mistrial.
The judge denied a motion to delay the hearing.
The guard motioned us through the gate.
She motioned to her assistant.
She motioned at the empty chair beside her and told me to sit down.
She made a motion to adjourn.
She motioned to depart.
The rocking motion of the boat made Sylvia feel sick.
Newton's first law of motion
Word forms
I/you/we/they: motion
he/she/it: motions
present participle: motioning
past tense: motioned
past participle: motioned
singular: motion
plural: motions
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