moveset
/ˈmuvˌsɛt/
moveset noun: the set of moves that a character can perform.
Noun
moveset (plural movesets)
- The set of moves that a character can perform.
- This new extreme wrestling title promises to include a number of improvements over the original, including online play, larger and more realistic movesets, and a deeper Create-A-Wrestler feature.2004, Game Informer Magazine, Game Informer, Issue 134, Game Informer Magazine, page 116
- Keep in mind that this version is 65% complete, so changes to the movesets and timing are bound to happen until its release in the arcades next April.2008, GameAxis Unwired, number 62, page 18
Forms of moveset
| plural | movesets |
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Origin of moveset
From move + set.
Questions about moveset
- What does moveset mean?
- Moveset means the set of moves that a character can perform.
- What part of speech is moveset?
- Moveset is a noun.
- How do you pronounce moveset?
- Moveset is pronounced /ˈmuvˌsɛt/ (US).
- What is the plural of moveset?
- The plural of moveset is movesets.
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