Kinetic energy
Kinetic energy noun - The mechanical energy that a body has by virtue of its motion.
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Synonyms for Kinetic energy
Moving and kinetic energy are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Moving" instead a noun phrase "Kinetic energy".
Moving
Moving adjective - Having the power to affect the feelings or sympathies.
Kinetic energy and moving are semantically related. You can use "Kinetic energy" instead a noun "Moving".
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In reality, the moving block would transfer its kinetic energy to the stationary block, causing it to slide away.
- When a renegade wizard has conjured up one too powerful for the team's magic to break through, Paul decides to try the kinetic energy of a two-ton automobile moving at over 60 MPH, which of course packs quite a punch!
- If that were the case, it raises a host of physics problems: bullets should stop dead rather than ricochet off it, it shouldn't be able to actually hurt people by bashing them with it, and most damningly, it shouldn't be able to be moved at all, since moving an object imparts kinetic energy to it.
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Moving and Kinetic energy. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 03, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/kinetic_energy/moving
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