Momentum
Momentum noun - An impelling force or strength.
Usage example: the car's momentum carried it off the road
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Synonyms for Momentum
Strength and momentum are semantically related. in impetus topic. In some cases you can use "Strength" instead a noun "Momentum".
Strength
Strength noun - The ability to exert effort for the accomplishment of a task.
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How words are described
| good | good momentum | good strength |
| high | high momentum | high strength |
| physical | physical momentum | physical strength |
| full | full momentum | full strength |
| Other adjectives: low, similar, total, original, considerable, sheer, real, massive, extreme, enormous, huge, new, combined, extra, significant, immense, remaining, overall. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- In one episode, Jim tries to stop a moving car, but his super strength and invulnerability are not enough to overcome a car's momentum.
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Beast is able to slow it down slightly, twirls the car around with its remaining momentum, and then hurls it back towards her with his Super Strength.
Source: Film / X-Men: Apocalypse - One of John Cena's strength-affirming spots is a variation on his where he catches a smaller wrestler (or even one larger than he is!) as they come off of the top with a crossbody, rolling backwards with the momentum, then standing up to reveal that he's lifting the other guy up.
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