Dynamist

Dynamist
Dy|na|mist
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Anhänger des Dynamismus (1, 2).

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  • dynamism — noun Date: circa 1857 1. a. a theory that all phenomena (as matter or motion) can be explained as manifestations of force compare mechanism b. dynamics 2 2. a dynamic or expansionist quality • dynamist noun • dynamistic …   New Collegiate Dictionary

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