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); The idea of Nationality, already gaining strength, obtained a
fresh impetus from the French Revolution. — The War and Democracy;
• (momentum)- force or speed of movement; impetus, as of a physical object
or course of events, ( ); Events seemed to have acquired their
own momentum, almost a will of their own. — The Stars Are Also Fire;
• (float)- to move gently on the surface of a liquid; drift along; While the
butterflies float, the mother keeps increasing her rate of acceleration. —
Passage at Arms;
• (waft)- to carry lightly and smoothly through the air or over water, (
); The light wind which blew at the time wafted the
bitter words of her mournful dirge to the spot where her friends were. —
Traditions of the North American Indians, Vol. 2 (of 3);
• (blow)- to be in a state of motion;
• (flux)- a flowing or flow, ( ; ; );
• continuous change, passage, or movement, ( - ); The
economic order is in flux, and a new one will surely take its place;
• (soar)- to fly upward, as a bird, ( ); Bach soon
began to find Arnstadt too small and narrow for his soaring desires. — The
World's Great Men of Music;
• to rise or aspire to a higher or more exalted level;
• (clamber)- to climb with difficulty, especially on all fours; scramble; And
he began to clamber down the trailing ladders that the Boatmen had dropped
over the side. — The Bane of The Black Sword;
transmit = convey > conveyance
• (transmit)- to send from one person, thing, or place to another; convey;
• (convey)- to take or carry from one place to another; transport; He
informed them that he had no message to convey or suggestions to offer. —
Woodrow Wilson as I know Him;
• (conveyance)- a means of transporting, esp. a vehicle, as a bus, airplane,
or automobile, ( ); At that period there were no railway facilities
worth mentioning, and they had to go by private conveyance--wagon or
carriage or on horseback as the case might be. — Fifty Years of Public Service;
gesticulation : motility
• (gesticulation)- an animated or excited gesture, ( ); They use a good
deal of gesticulation, and are exceedingly animated, saying with their might
what their tongues find to say. — Two Years Before the Mast;
• (motility)- ability to move spontaneously; In the new experiments to more
unequivocally establish the role of somatic motility, the researchers