kinetic energy
kinetic energy
Definition
kinetic energy
noun
the energy of a body that results from its motion
kinetic energy
Usage Examples
Preposition: of
- fly: Viscid silk also needs to absorb the kinetic energy of the fly, corresponding to a high value.
Converse of object
- absorb: Viscid silk also needs to absorb the kinetic energy of the fly, corresponding to a high value.
- acquire: Air from the atmosphere enters the eye of the first impeller it then acquires kinetic energy from the rotating impellers.
Adjective modifier
- pure: Mecca simply wanted what they eventually got - pure raw, kinetic energy dispersed under a geometric ceiling that resembled an inverted space station.
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