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Use of dynamics or dynamic
0 Usually, "dynamic" is used as an adjective, but I recently found that it is also used as a noun. Are dynamic and dynamics interchangeable when dynamic is used as a noun? Can dynamics be used as a singular noun? Should we say "this dynamic" or "this dynamics" in "this dynamic works in both directions"? The former sounds a little awkward. I always expect a noun after dynamic. Any help would be highly appreciated. 0-
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02 br 02 br 00 (You wouldn't say "this dynamic works in both directions. 02 br 02 br 00 There was a weird dynamic going on between the two that I hadn't been aware of. I wish I had been - I would have planned a different strategy for my meeting they were both part of.
- 02 br 02 br 00 (You wouldn't say "this dynamic works in both directions.
- 02 br 02 br 00 There was a weird dynamic going on between the two that I hadn't been aware of.
- I wish I had been - I would have planned a different strategy for my meeting they were both part of.
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0 This dynamic or These dynamics. 02 br
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00 (You wouldn't say "this dynamic works in both directions. That's like saying "They dialogued to each other." Of course it worked in both directions - that's what a dynamic is!) 02 br
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00 The dynamics in their marriage are incomprehensible to outsiders, but it's clear their marriage works for them. 02 br
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00 (You wouldn't say "this dynamic works in both directions. That's like saying "They dialogued to each other." Of course it worked in both directions - that's what a dynamic is!) 02 br
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00 The dynamics in their marriage are incomprehensible to outsiders, but it's clear their marriage works for them. 02 br
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