momentums

noun

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1 meaning of momentums

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noun
Plural of momentum. Use this when talking about more than one push or driving force.
The two carts crashed, and their momentums pushed them both sideways.
Different teams build their momentums in very different ways during a season.
Note

momentums is a form of momentum

momentum, noun: The push or force that keeps something moving, or that keeps an idea or events going forward. Full entry

Forms: momentummomentums pluralmomenta plural
Spelling: momentum → momentums: add -s

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