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Movement as a Noun has these synonyms:
action, activity, move, moving, stir, stirringExample: There was a sudden movement in the bushes.
campaign, crusade, drive, front, faction, party, group, wing
Example: The 1960s saw many successes for the civil rights' movement in America.
change, activity, action, shift, advance or decline, increase or decrease, upward or downward movement, stirring, development, progress
Example: Shares displayed little movement in today's trading.
drift, trend, tendency, course, swing
Example: They have noted a growing movement towards religious fundamentalism.
gesture, gesticulation, move, flicker, sign, signal, maneuver, change of attitude or position
Example: Only the slightest upward movement of his eyebrow indicated his surprise. Every little movement has a meaning all its own.
mechanism, works, workings, moving parts, machinery, action, gears, innards
Example: Technically, the movement of a watch does not include the escapement.
repositioning, move, motion, relocation, moving, migration, shift, transfer, flow, displacement
Example: Population movement increased dramatically in the Middle Ages.
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