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Meaning of momentum
The quantity of motion of a moving body, measured as a product of the body's mass and velocity.
Etymology of momentum
The word "momentum" originated from Latin, where it is the neuter form of "momentum", which is derived from "movere", meaning "to move".
Historically, the term was used in physics to describe the product of an object's mass and velocity, and later expanded to include figurative uses in various fields.
Synonyms
Definitions
- The quantity of motion of a moving body, measured as a product of the body's mass and velocity.
- * The force or speed of movement, especially in a particular direction.
- * A person or thing that has a strong and unifying influence on something, especially in relation to a particular activity or movement.
Usage Examples
- The team gained momentum in the second half of the game and managed to win.
- * The new policy has gained momentum and is now being implemented nationwide.
- * The company's sales have gained momentum since the launch of the new product.
Antonyms
inertia
stagnation
idleness
lethargy
sluggishness
dormancy
inactivity
stillness
calmness
serenity
tranquility
peacefulness
quietness
motionlessness
stagnation
apathy
indifference
laziness
lassitude
torpor
listlessness