1. of or relating to dynamics; concerned with forces and motion rather than static conditions
Usage: often used in scientific and technical contexts
2. characterized by energy, activity, or effective action; vigorous and forceful

Examples

• The dynamical behavior of the system changes when external forces are applied.
• Physicists study dynamical systems to understand how objects move and interact.
• A dynamical approach to problem-solving emphasizes change and adaptation.
• The dynamical properties of the material were tested in the laboratory.
• Her dynamical leadership style inspired the team to achieve ambitious goals.
• Dynamical equilibrium occurs when forward and reverse reactions happen at equal rates.