1. relating to or resulting from motion
Usage: physics
2. characterized by movement or activity

Examples

• The kinetic energy of the moving car increased as it accelerated.
• Kinetic sculptures move with the wind or through mechanical means.
• The dancer’s kinetic performance captivated the entire audience.
• Scientists studied the kinetic properties of the flowing water.
• The kinetic art installation responded to visitors’ movements.
• Kinetic friction occurs when two surfaces slide against each other.