dynamicfield

noun
UK /daɪˈnæmɪk fiːld/
US /daɪˈnæmɪk fiːld/

A pattern of invisible pushes and pulls that can change over time.

The scientist used a magnet to show how a dynamic field can move metal objects.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A computer form area that updates its choices as you type or click.

The website's dynamic field showed new options as soon as I picked a country.

3. A part of a database that changes automatically when other information changes.

The total price is a dynamic field that updates when you add more items.

4. An area of study or activity that is always changing and full of new ideas.

Robotics is a dynamic field with new inventions every year.