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All practical motors are really AC in that the magnetic field has to keep changing direction so that the moving part is attracted or repelled by the stationary part. In a DC motor the voltage applied is made into a kind of AC by a device called a commutator in a brushed motor or by electronic switches in a brushless motor.
