Dynamic comes from the Greek dynamis, meaning force or the power to do something. In the late seventeenth century, Leibniz took that root to name dynamics, the branch of physics that studies forces and the motion they produce.
The same root gives us dynamo, dynamite and dynasty. And in everyday speech, a dynamic person is someone who never stands still.
Radiant uses this word for one of its collections of men's watches.
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