movements
MOOV-muhnts/ˈmuːv.mənts/
- 1Plural of movement.
The general tracked enemy movements along the river for several days.
Several reform movements gained support across the country during that decade.
Note
A regular -s plural that carries every countable meaning of the noun, so context has to pick one. A symphony's movements are its large divisions, a watchmaker's movements are mechanisms, and reform movements are groups with shared goals. When movement means motion in general, or the sense of motion in a painting or novel, it is a mass noun: a canvas full of movement, with no plural.
movements is a form of movement
movement, noun: Physical motion of something between points in space. Full entry
- Forms
- movementmovements plural
- Spelling
- movement → movements: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /s/.
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