Motion and Tendency

Motion

Motion noun - The act or an instance of changing position.

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Tendency and motion are semantically related. in movement topic. In some cases you can use "Tendency" instead a noun "Motion".

Tendency noun - An established pattern of behavior.

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Motion and tendency are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Motion" instead a noun "Tendency".

human	human motion	human tendency
physical	physical motion	physical tendency
similar	similar motion	similar tendency
natural	natural motion	natural tendency
Other adjectives: small, real, extreme, little, slight, apparent, growing, odd.

Despite having some cool moments — namely, your tendency to inflict slow-motion kills on enemies goes way up — the area is filled with bugs, glitches and ridiculous errors.

Source: Disappointing Last Level / Role-Playing Game
Exposition - "In the Clocked Up Rider Form, one is capable of speeds far greater than an ordinary human." Given that everything is moving in slow motion around them, this has an annoying tendency to turn into Captain Obvious.

Source: Series / Kamen Rider Kabuto
A growing problem with widespread adoption of 3-D films and TV sets is that they have a tendency to cause eye strain and even motion sickness in a large minority of viewers.

Source: Sensory Abuse

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