Inertia and Success

Inertia

Inertia noun - An inclination not to do work or engage in activities.

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Success and inertia are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Success" instead a noun "Inertia".

Nearby Words: inert, inertness

Success noun - A person or thing that is successful.

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Inertia and success are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Inertia" instead a noun "Success".

considerable	considerable inertia	considerable success
small	small inertia	small success
massive	massive inertia	massive success
enormous	enormous inertia	enormous success
Other adjectives: little, less, tremendous.

No Ontological Inertia: Any mission ends in success the moment the main objective is completed, regardless of how many enemy troops or tanks are still alive or how nearly wiped out your team is.

Source: Video Game / Valkyria Chronicles
Success usually results in a very, very awkward but hopefully honest (just how awkward and honest will depend on whether Ontological Inertia factors in or not) handshake between the two leaders and a Moment of Awesome for The Hero.

Source: Reconcile the Bitter Foes

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