What does "Movement" mean? | American English Vocabulary | Go Natural English

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member named Fathima. Fathima asked, "What is the meaning of movement?" Now, there are

two different meanings. One that's more common, and one that you may not know about yet. So

"movement" is the act physically of moving from one place to another. That is the more

common meaning of "movement." But "movement" can also refer to a political or social movement,

which is a movement of ideas -- a shifting or changing of what people want, and therefore

a movement begins from the old idea or the old way of thinking to a new way of thinking.

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