momentums (Meaning)

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momentums (pl.)

of Momentum

No weak antonyms found.

The collision between the two moving objects caused a sudden change in momentums.
The spacecraft gained momentum as it accelerated away from the launch pad.
The athlete's momentum carried them across the finish line with ease.
The increase in the car's speed resulted in a corresponding increase in its momentums.
The spinning top's momentums gradually decreased as friction slowed its rotation.
The conservation of momentum dictated the behavior of the colliding billiard balls.
The momentum of the falling object was directly proportional to its mass and velocity.
The rocket's momentums increased as it expelled exhaust gases in the opposite direction.
The dancer's graceful movements were characterized by their flowing momentums.
The impact of the crash transferred a significant amount of momentums to the vehicles involved.

of Momentum

reasons,impulses, stimulants, provocations, impetuses, incentives, motivations, fuels, encouragements, stimuli

disincentives,disincentives,counterincentives, counter-incentives, counter-incentives, counterincentives,

The collision between the two moving objects caused a sudden change in momentums.

The spacecraft gained momentum as it accelerated away from the launch pad.

The athlete's momentum carried them across the finish line with ease.

The increase in the car's speed resulted in a corresponding increase in its momentums.