Momentum and Time

Momentum

Momentum noun - Something that arouses action or activity.

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

Nearby Words: momentous, moment

Time noun - A particular point at which an event takes place.

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Momentum and time are semantically related in moment topic. Sometimes you can use "Momentum" instead a noun "Time".

Nearby Words: timed, timely, timing, timeout, timeliness

good	good momentum	good time
high	high momentum	high time
full	full momentum	full time
total	total momentum	total time
Other adjectives: current, original, considerable, proper, entire, real, slow, little, easy, extra, significant, remaining, previous, linear.

Whenever she encounters a witch she immediately invokes her time-stopping powers and unleashes an unholy rain of modern weapons and ammo to kill the resident witch and didn't waste any time or momentum up against Walpurgisnacht even though it had no effect.

Source: No-Nonsense Nemesis
Once that time runs out, whatever momentum they were subjected to such as a barrage of punches that they had no chance of dodging hits all at once.

Source: Time Stands Still
Even though it was completely pointless because the ship had too much momentum to turn in time.note Sharks were also the reason the damned iceberg was there to begin with.

Source: Western Animation / The Legend of the Titanic

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