n. the act or an instance of changing position; v. to direct or notify by a movement or gesture
The little boy was in constant motion. OR He will motion when you can go.
The little boy was in constant motion. OR He will motion when you can go.
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The optokinetic reflex allows the eye to follow objects in motion.
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What did the crowd shout as they made a chopping motion with their arms?
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The motion in the orbits is not uniform but is least rapid near apastron.
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A moving car possesses mechanical energy due to its motion.
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We learned about the retrograde motion of the satellite.
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The aborad motion was away from the mouth.
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He will motion when you can go.
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He had a peculiarity in his pitching motion that caught batters off balance.
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Celluloid is used for motion picture film.
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How many laws of motion did Newton create?
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That active baby seems to be in perpetual motion.
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The motion of the boat made her feel queasy.
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Classical mechanics originated with Isaac Newton'sl laws of motion.
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Geologists study the motion of tectonic plates and their relationship to volcanoes.
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movement; shifting; locomotion; signal; wave
stillness; motionlessness
2 syllables
mo-tion
bocian
goshen
hoeschen
kocian
lotion
notion
ocean
potion
comdedevotion
elaotian
promotion
loco
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