CEFR B2

momentums

noun

Meaning

The force or energy that an object gains as it moves faster, or the tendency of something to continue to develop or grow.

Examples

The team built up momentum in the second half of the game.
The new policy gained momentum after the public supported it.

Synonyms: impetus, drive, thrust, vigor

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momentums (B2)

noun

Pronunciation: /moʊˈmɛntəm/

Definition

The force or energy that an object gains as it moves faster, or the tendency of something to continue to develop or grow.

Examples

The team built up momentum in the second half of the game.
The new policy gained momentum after the public supported it.

How to Use momentums

momentum of (prepositional phrase): The momentum belonging to or associated with something. — "The momentum of the economy slowed down in the last quarter."
momentum in (prepositional phrase): Momentum within a specific area or context. — "There is a lot of momentum in the renewable energy sector."

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