motion's
Belonging to movement
Motion's is the possessive form of motion—the state or act of moving.
It attributes qualities or effects to movement itself: The motion's fluidity impressed the judges, The motion's direction changed abruptly.
In parliamentary contexts, it refers to a formal proposal: The motion's sponsor withdrew it before the vote.
Auditory perception's
- court'sBelonging to a tribunal
- defendant'sRelating to person charged
- plaintiff'sOf the suing party
- judge'sOf the court's arbiter
Of the bottom surface
- chairman'sPresiding officer's possessive
- committee'sOf a deliberative body
- amendment'sBelonging to a modification
- speaker'sBelonging to one talking
session's · council's · board's · assembly's · member's
Of a motion picture
- frame'sEnclosing structure's
- camera'sPossessive of optical recorder
- sequence'sOf an ordered series
- director'sBelonging to one commanding
shift's
Belonging to a work period
hearing's
Auditory perception's
- court'sBelonging to a tribunal
- defendant'sRelating to person charged
- plaintiff'sOf the suing party
judge's · counsel's · argument's · statute's
floor's
Of the bottom surface
- chairman'sPresiding officer's possessive
- committee'sOf a deliberative body
- amendment'sBelonging to a modification
speaker's · session's · council's · board's · assembly's · member's
film's
Of a motion picture
- frame'sEnclosing structure's
- camera'sPossessive of optical recorder
- sequence'sOf an ordered series
wave's
Of a water swell
expression's · body's · sign's · arm's
- slow motionPlayback below normal speed
- in motionCurrently changing position
- motion sicknessNausea from perceived movement
- going through the motionsPerforming without genuine effort
- set in motionCause to begin operating
- go through the motionsAct perfunctorily, without conviction
motion, motions, demotion, promotion, promotional, emotion, emotions, emotional, emotionally