momentums
- 1Plural of momentum.
In the collision, the cars' momentums transferred and both vehicles spun across the road.
The coach described how the players' separate momentums combined into one unstoppable drive.
Note
An English plural formed with a plain -s, needed whenever separate motions or drives are counted one by one. Every meaning of momentum can be counted this way: the physicist's mass times velocity, the gathering force of an idea or course of events, and the accelerating price trend of technical analysis. So momentums suits two colliding cars as well as several rising assets on a chart.
momentums is a form of momentum
momentum, noun: The impetus of a body in motion, or of an idea or course of events. Full entry
- Spelling
- momentum → momentums: add -s
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