1. in a way that involves constant change, activity, or progress
2. in a way that relates to forces producing motion
Usage: physics
3. in a way that changes or updates automatically during program execution
Usage: computing

Examples

• The market changes dynamically based on supply and demand.
• She approached the problem dynamically, adapting her strategy as needed.
• The website content updates dynamically as users interact with it.
• The team worked dynamically to meet the tight deadline.
• Memory is allocated dynamically in this programming language.
• The economy grows dynamically when innovation flourishes.