Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

whole-dynamic

Adjective

/ˈhoʊl daɪˈnæmɪk/

Definition

The entire range of forces and changes that affect a system or situation.

Examples

The whole-dynamic approach to understanding climate change considers not just emissions, but also the interaction of various environmental factors.
In team projects, a whole-dynamic view helps in recognizing each member’s influence on the outcome.

Meaning

Whole-dynamic refers to viewing a system in its entirety, recognizing the interrelationships and interactions that contribute to its overall behavior and performance.