Momentum and Steam

Momentum

Momentum noun - Something that arouses action or activity.

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Steam and momentum are semantically related. in impetus topic. In some cases you can use "Steam" instead a noun "Momentum".

Nearby Words: momentous, moment

Steam noun - Water at boiling temperature diffused in the atmosphere.

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Momentum and steam are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Momentum" instead a noun "Steam".

Nearby Words: steamed, steaming, steamy, steamer, steamship

high	high momentum	high steam
full	full momentum	full steam
excess	excess momentum	excess steam
real	real momentum	real steam
Other adjectives: little, ever-present.

Like electric engines, however, steam engines have the advantage of being measured in terms of pure Tractive Effort: their limiting factor is the amount of steam pressure they can generate and how long they have to build up momentum.

Source: Just Train Wrong
Multiple tours followed and the band began to gain some serious momentum, and even more steam was built when the band signed a contract with Relapse Records.

Source: Music / Toxic Holocaust
Follow the Leader: Once the show started picking up steam and Zack started getting some momentum behind him, a lot of other Superstars also decided to do Youtube shows, with varying ideas behind them and levels of success.

Source: Web Video / Z! True Long Island Story

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