Noun:

ಚಲನೆಯ ಭಾವನೆ,

feeling of movement's Usage Examples:

clear subject, but the background will have motion blur, giving the feeling of movement.

sleeper cars, and floated the train sets on inner tubes to create the feeling of movement.

between the way the animals and trees are applied gives a strong feeling of movement to the picture.

quiet (except when the propane burners are firing), the lack of a feeling of movement, and the bird"s-eye view.

boat, its sail and the king"s clothes that surround him create a feeling of movement.

symptoms (weight gain, extended abdomen, feeling of movement in stomach, morning sickness, unusual food cravings).

are sharp and clear and that the game "creates a very realistic feeling of movement".

any of the "traditional" symptoms (weight gain, extended abdomen, feeling of movement in stomach, morning sickness, unusual food cravings).

There seems to be little difference in the feeling of movement between andante and allegro; the same textures permeate each movement.

In one characteristic excerpt she said that, "There"s a feeling of movement in telling a story and there is a flow.

The benching was even designed to shake to add realism to the feeling of movement along the track.

abdomen, feeling of movement in stomach, morning sickness, unusual food cravings).

aim was to get a drummer who plays like a machine, but we wanted a feeling of movement and motion as opposed to a machine where it’s very, very static.

Synonyms:

headshaking, lurch, abduction, reaching, pitching, body English, shutting, sitting, waver, posing, quiver, circumduction, adduction, eversion, inclination, eye movement, opening, wriggle, reach, foetal movement, gesture, retraction, flicker, wiggle, eurythmy, reclining, reciprocation, straddle, fetal movement, retroflection, pitch, upending, rotary motion, snap, squat, sweep, kicking, closing, squatting, move, eurhythmics, eurhythmy, motility, flit, standing, squirm, jerk, wave, vibration, rotation, stretch, prostration, jolt, kneeling, quivering, flutter, kick, dart, everting, eurythmics, motion, span, change, toss, jerking, agitation, inversion, kneel, stroke, disturbance, inclining, saccade, headshake, retroflexion,

Antonyms:

closing, opening, impartiality, partiality, disinclination,