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Movement

Noun
UK /ˈmuːvmənt/
US /ˈmuːvmənt/
Level: Easy - A1 (Beginner)

Definition

The act of moving; an effort for change, supported by many people.

Example

"I saw a small movement behind the door."

"The movement of the bird’s wings lifted it high into the sky."

"The social movement helped bring attention to important community problems."

Explanation

A movement is simply the act of changing place or position. It can be the body moving, an object moving, or even a group of people working towards one idea. For example, his hand made a small movement. It can also mean a shared effort or action where many people work together to improve or change something in society. Movements in the past helped people raise their voices and bring real change. For example, groups worked together for equal rights, better working conditions, and fair treatment. These movements showed that when many people stand together, important changes can happen in society. In music, this word can also mean a part of a long musical piece.