Acceleration and Jump

Acceleration

Acceleration noun - An increase in rate of change.

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Jump and acceleration are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Jump" instead a noun "Acceleration".

Jump noun - An act of leaping into the air.

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Acceleration and jump are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Acceleration" instead a noun "Jump".

Nearby Words: jumpy, jumped, jumping, jumper

good	good acceleration	good jump
high	high acceleration	high jump
full	full acceleration	full jump
low	low acceleration	low jump
Other adjectives: best, long, similar, normal, instant, initial, infinite, forward, massive, large, extreme, bad, highest, higher, vertical, sudden.

A pistol retains your use of both hands (to climb and vault) but mildly hampers your acceleration and jump.

Source: Throw-Away Guns
For example, in Speaker for the Dead, it's specifically stated that no acceleration/deceleration takes place and that only a tiny amount of energy is required for the relativistic jump.

Source: Faster-Than-Light Travel
There are 6 major races, jump drives go up to 6 parsecs, maneuver drives provide up to 6G acceleration, and the Droyne are completely obsessed with the number 6.

Source: Arc Number

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