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The phrase "teeming with movement" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that a place or an area is full of activity and movement. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as describing a busy city, a bustling marketplace, or a crowded dance floor. Example: The streets of New York City were teeming with movement as people rushed to their destinations, cars honked their horns, and vendors shouted to attract customers.
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The band played a closing set teeming with movement.
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The scene teems with movement — as indecipherable and transfixing as if it were the work of a cyborgian Hieronymus Bosch.
"The independent film movement in Bas'ar is absolutely thriving, teeming with young would-be Scorseses," Yates proclaims, as part of a promotional documentary.
The vast array of upper- and lower-body movements showed how this is a genre teeming with new life; the many different steps on "point" alone extend our whole idea of masculinity in dance.
Teeming with spirit, Brahms' second quintet opens like an explosion of late-afternoon light that illuminates everything – from the slow movement's fond reminiscences to the fourth movement's cajoling peasant dance – with a kind of impossible richness.
Afghanistan was teeming with opportunists.
Platforms were teeming with people.
It is teeming with rats.
They're teeming with stuff.
It was teeming with robot enemies.
It is teeming with us".
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