Applied Physis Word

1. Accleration
When the velocity of an object changes it is said to be accelerating. Acceleration is the rate of
change of velocity with time. Glenn Elert https://physics.info/acceleration/
Acceration is change in velocity overtime. Donald & Diane Covacs.Computer Manajemen And
mental models.1996.Taylor and Francis Ltd. Page 9.
An acceleration is a change in velocity. And whenever something's velocity is changing - even if
only its direction, not its speed - that object must be accelerating. David Wood.
http://study.com/academy/lesson/centripetal-acceleration-definition-formula-example.html
My Opinion : Accleration is a Velocity who was changing by time.

Noun adjective Verb

Velocity : Said Changes :
1 The speed of something in a Used in legal 1Make or become different.
language or with object a proposal to change
given direction. the law
the velocities of the emitted humorously to
particles no object a Virginia creeper just
refer to beginning to change from green
1.1 (in general use) speed. someone or to gold
the tank shot backwards at an
incredible velocity something
1. 1.1no object, with
already
1.2Economics The rate at which complement Alter in terms of.
money changes hands within an mentioned or the ferns began to change shape
economy. named.
2. 1.2no object (of traffic lights) move
acting in
Object : pursuance of from one colour of signal to
1 A material thing that can be the said another.
agreement they stopped at the corner,
seen and touched.
he was dragging a large object It was at the waiting for the lights to change
1.1Philosophy A thing external time when the
3. 1.3no object (of the moon) arrive
to the thinking mind or subject. said Rita lived
at a fresh phase; become new.
2 A person or thing to which a in the
he is going to be worse for the
specified action or feeling is neighborhood. next two or three days because
directed. the moon has changed
disease became the object of 2with object Take or use another
investigation
he hated being the object of instead of.
public attention she decided to change her name
2.1 A goal or purpose.
1. 2.1 Move from one to another.
the Institute was opened with she was a typist who changed
the object of promoting scientific jobs incessantly
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 3 Grammar
A noun or noun phrase
governed by an active transitive
verb or by a preposition.
in Gaelic the word order is verb,
subject, object
4. Computing
A data construct that provides a
description of anything known to
a computer (such as a
processor or a piece of code)
and defines its method of
operation.
the interface treats most items,
including cells, graphs, and
buttons, as objects
Rate :
1 A measure, quantity, or
frequency, typically one
measured against another
quantity or measure.
the island has the lowest crime
rate in the world
buying up sites at a rate of one
a month
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1. 1.1 The speed with which
something moves or happens.
the band is shedding vocalists
at an alarming rate
your heart rate
2A fixed price paid or charged
for something.
a 3.40 minimum hourly rate of
pay
advertising rates
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2. 2.2no object Move to a different
train, bus, etc.
we had to change at Rugby
3. 2.3 Give up or get rid of
(something) in exchange for
something else.
we changed the flagstones for
quarry tiles
4. 2.4 Remove (something dirty or
faulty) and replace it with another
of the same kind.
he scarcely knew how to change
a plug
5. 2.5 Put a clean nappy on (a baby
or young child)
I changed her on top of the table
until she got too big
6. 2.6no object Engage a different
gear in a motor vehicle.
he changed into second
7. 2.7 Exchange (a sum of money)
for the same sum in a different
currency or denomination.
he popped into a bank to change
a ten-pound note into one-pound
coins
8. 2.8no object Put different clothes
on.
he changed for dinner
Accelerate
[NO OBJECT]
1(especially of a vehicle) begin to
move more quickly.
the car accelerated towards her
1. 1.1 Increase in rate, amount, or
extent.
1. 2.1 The amount of a charge or
payment expressed as a
percentage of another amount,
or as a basis of calculation.
you'll find our current interest
rate very competitive
2. 2.2rates(in the UK) a tax on
commercial land and buildings
paid to a local authority; (in
Northern Ireland and formerly in
the UK) a tax levied on private
property.
inflation started to accelerate
with object the key question is
whether stress accelerates
ageing
2. 1.2Physics Undergo a change in
velocity.
an accelerating electron radiates
off some of its energy

Time :

mass noun The indefinite

continued progress of existence
and events in the past, present,
and future regarded as a whole.
travel through space and time
one of the greatest wits of all
time
1. 1.1 The continued progress of
existence as affecting people
and things.
things were getting better as
time passed
2. 1.2 Time or an amount of time
as reckoned by a conventional
standard.
it's eight o'clock New York
Time
3. 1.3 The personification of time,
typically as an old man with a
scythe and hourglass.

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 Direction :

A course along which someone

or something moves.
she set off in the
opposite direction
mass noun he had a terrible
sense of direction

1. 1.1 The course which must be

taken in order to reach a
destination.
the village is over the moors in
a northerly direction
2. 1.2 A point to or from which a
person or thing moves or faces.
a house with views in
all directions
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3. 1.3 A general way in which
someone or something is
developing; a trend or tendency.
new directions in painting and
architecture
any dialogue between them is a
step in the right direction
4. 1.4mass noun General aim or
purpose.
the campaign's lack of direction

2. Force
A force is a push or pull upon an object resulting from the object's interaction with another
object. Isaac Newton. http://www.physicsclassroom.com/class/newtlaws/Lesson-2/The-
Meaning-of-Force
Force is a quantitative description of an interaction that causes a change in an object's motion..
Andrew Zimmerman Jones.Force in Physic. https://www.thoughtco.com/force-2698978
Force is something to make a body/things moves.Purwoko Fendi in Physic 2.Yudistira.2010
My Opinion : Force is a pulling or a pushing that changes the shape and position of objects
Noun adjective Verb

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 Force :
mass noun
1Strength or energy as an
attribute of physical action or
movement.
he was thrown backwards by 1. 1.1 Denoting or
the force of the explosion
1. 1.1Physics An influence
tending to change the motion
of a body or produce motion or of syllables, as in
stress in a stationary body.
The magnitude of such an
influence is often calculated by
multiplying the mass of the
body and its acceleration.
2. 1.2in combination Used with a
number as a measure of wind
strength on the Beaufort scale.
a force-nine gale
2Coercion or compulsion,
especially with the use or
threat of violence.
they ruled by law and not by
force
3Mental or moral strength or
power.
the force of popular opinion
1. 3.1count noun A person or
thing regarded as exerting
power or influence.
he might still be a force for
peace and unity
2. 3.2 The powerful effect of
something.
the Committee accepted the
force of this argument
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Push :
Quantitative
1with object, usually with
quantitative analysis adverbial Exert force on
Often contrasted (someone or something) in
with qualitative
order to move them away
from oneself.
relating to verse she pushed her glass
whose metre is towards him
based on the length with object and
complement Lydia pushed
the door shut
Latin, as opposed to
no object he pushed at the
the stress, as
skylight, but it wouldn't
in English. budge
1. 1.1 Hold and exert force on
(something) so as to cause it
to move in front of one.
a woman was pushing a
pram
2. 1.2with adverbial Move one's
body or a part of it into a
specified position with effort.
she pushed her hands into
her pockets
3. 1.3 Press (a part of a
machine or other device)
the lift boy pushed the button
for the twentieth floor
4. 1.4with adverbial Cause to
reach a particular level or
state.
competition in the retail
sector will push down prices
the political chaos could
push the country into
recession
2no object, with
adverbial Move forward by
 4count noun An organized
body of military personnel or
police.
a British peacekeeping force
1. 4.1forcesTroops and
weaponry.
left-wing guerrilla forces
figurative a battle between the
forces of good and evil
2. 4.2the
forcesBritish informal The
army, navy, and air force of a
country.
3. 4.3the
forceBritish informal The
police.
4. 4.4 A group of people brought
together and organized for a
particular activity.
a sales force
Object :
1A material thing that can be
seen and touched.
he was dragging a
large object
small objects such as shells
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Synonyms
1. 1.1Philosophy A thing external
to the thinking mind or subject.
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2A person or thing to which a
specified action or feeling is
directed.
disease became the object of
investigation
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using force to pass people or
cause them to move aside.
she pushed her way through
the crowded streets
he pushed past an old
woman in his haste
1. 2.1 (of an army) advance
over territory.
the guerrillas have pushed
south to within 100 miles of
the capital
2. 2.2 Exert oneself to attain
something or surpass others.
I was pushing hard until
about 10 laps from the finish
3. 2.3be pushinginformal Be
nearly (a particular age or
amount)
she must be pushing forty,
but she's still a good looker
3with object Compel or urge
(someone) to do something,
especially to work hard.
she believed he was pushing
their daughter too hard
1. 3.1push forno
object Demand persistently.
the council continued to
push for the better
management of water
resources
2. 3.2be pushedinformal Have
very little of something,
especially time.
I'm a bit pushed for time at
the moment
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public attention
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Synonyms
1. 2.1 A goal or purpose.
the Institute was opened with
the object of promoting
scientific study
Result :
1A thing that is caused or
produced by something else; a
consequence or outcome.
the tower collapsed as
a result of safety violations
different approaches have
been tried with somewhat
mixed results
1. 1.1 A favourable outcome of
an undertaking or contest.
determination and persistence
guarantee results
if we can get a result in that
game we might qualify
2. 1.2usually resultsThe
outcome of a business's
trading over a given period,
expressed as a statement of
profit or loss.
oil companies have reported
better results
3. 1.3 A final score, mark, or
placing in a sporting event or
examination.
exam results
it was a great result for us
Interaction :
1Reciprocal action or
influence.
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3. 3.3be pushed to do
somethinginformal Find it
difficult to achieve something.
he will be pushed to retain
the title as his form this
season has been below par
4informal with object Promote
the use, sale, or acceptance
of.
the company has been
pushing a document
management system
1. 4.1 Sell (a narcotic drug)
illegally.
she was arrested for pushing
hard drugs
Pull :
1usually with adverbial Exert
force on (someone or
something) so as to cause
movement towards oneself.
he pulled them down on to
the couch
I pulled the heavy blue
curtain aside
with object and
complement I pulled the door
shut behind me
figurative they are pulled in
incompatible directions by
external factors and their own
beliefs
no object the little boy pulled
at her skirt
1. 1.1 (of an animal or vehicle)
be attached to the front and
be the source of forward
movement of (a vehicle)
 ongoing interaction between
the two languages
1. 1.1Physics A particular way in
which matter, fields, and
atomic and subatomic
particles affect one another,
e.g. through gravitation or
electromagnetism.
Description :
1A spoken or written account
of a person, object, or event.
people who had seen him
were able to give
a description
1. 1.1mass noun The action of
giving a spoken or written
account.
the emphasis was placed on
explanation rather
than description
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2A type or class of people or
things.
it is laughably easy to buy
drugs of all descriptions
Motion :
1mass noun The action or
process of moving or being
moved.
the laws of planetary motion
a cushioned shoe that doesn't
restrict motion
1. 1.1count noun A gesture.
she made a motion with her
free hand
Synonyms
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the carriage was pulled by
four horses
2. 1.2no object (of an engine)
exert propulsive force; deliver
power.
the engine warmed up
quickly and pulled well
3. 1.3no object Work oars to
cause a boat to move.
he pulled at the oars and the
boat moved swiftly through
the water
she looked at the waves and
pulled hard with her oars
4. 1.4pull oneselfMove in a
specified direction with effort,
especially by taking hold of
something and exerting
force.
he pulled himself into the
saddle
5. 1.5with object and
adverbial Remove or extract
(something) by grasping and
exerting force on it.
she pulled a handkerchief
out of her pocket
he pulled on his boots
I pulled up some onions
6. 1.6 Damage (a muscle,
ligament, etc.) by abnormal
strain.
he pulled a calf muscle in the
first half of the game and had
to be replaced
2. 1.2count noun A piece of
moving mechanism.
the earliest engines had the
Gresley conjugated motion for
the middle cylinder
Shape :
1The external form, contours,
or outline of someone or
something.
she liked the shape of his
nose
houseplants come in
all shapes and sizes
mass noun the stones are
irregular in shape
1. 1.1 A person or thing that is
difficult to see and identify
clearly.
he saw a shape through the
mist
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2. 1.2 A specific form or guise
assumed by someone or
something.
a fiend in human shape
Position :
1A place where someone or
something is located or has
been put.
the distress call had given the
ship's position
Mrs Snell took up
her position on the bottom
step of the stairs
1. 1.1mass noun The correct
location of someone or
something.
sew the band into position
make sure that no slates have
slipped out of position
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7. 1.7informal Bring out (a
weapon) for use against
someone.
it's not every day a young
woman pulls a gun on a
burglar
8. 1.8British Draw (beer) from a
barrel to serve.
he ordered three beers and
the barman pulled them
9. 1.9pull at/onno object Inhale
deeply while smoking (a pipe,
cigarette, or cigar)
she pulled on her cigarette
and blew the smoke at him
10. 1.10Computing Retrieve (an
item of data) from the top of a
stack.
2no object, with
adverbial Move steadily in a
specified direction or manner.
the bus was about to pull
away
the boy pulled ahead and
disappeared round the
corner
1. 2.1no object, with adverbial of
direction Move one's body in
a specified direction,
especially against resistance.
she tried to pull away from
him
Make :
Form (something) by putting
parts together or combining
substances; create.
2. 1.2often positionsA place my grandmother made a
dress for me
where part of a military force is
cricket bats are made of
posted for strategic purposes.
willow
the guns were shelling the
German positions More example sentences
Synonyms

1. 1.1make something
intoAlter something so that it
forms (something else)
buffalo's milk can be made
into cheese
2. 1.2 Compose or draw up
(something written or
abstract)
make a list of all the points
you can think of
3. 1.3 Prepare (a dish, drink, or
meal)
she was making lunch for
Lucy and Francis
with two objects I'll make us
both a cup of tea
4. 1.4 Arrange bedclothes tidily
on (a bed) ready for use.
after breakfast you'd have
until 8.25 to make your bed
5. 1.5 Arrange and light
materials for (a fire).
6. 1.6Electronics Complete or
close (a circuit).

3. Velocity
is a vector quantity that refers to "the rate at which an object changes its position.annomys.
http://www.physicsclassroom.com/class/1DKin/Lesson-1/Speed-and-Velocity.
Velocity is defined as a vector measurement of the rate and direction of motion or, in simpler
terms, the rate and direction of the change in the position of an object. Andrew Zimmerman
Jones. https://www.thoughtco.com/velocity-definition-in-physics-2699021

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 A velocity of an object is the rate of change of the objects position with respect to a frame of
reference and time.http://byjus.com/physics/velocity/
My Opinion : Velocity is the ratio between distance and the time interval.
Noun Adjective Verb
Velocity : Simple : Refers :
1refer tono object Mention or
1The speed of something in a given Easily
allude to.
direction. understood her mother never referred to
the velocities of the emitted
or done; him again
particles
1. 1.1 (in general use) speed. presenting the Royal Navy is referred to
the tank shot backwards at an no difficulty. as the Senior Service
incredible velocity a simple sol More example sentences
ution Synonyms
2. 1.2Economics The rate at which
camcorders
money changes hands within an are now 1. 1.1refer someone towith
economy. so simple to object Direct the attention of
Vector : operate
someone to.
1. 1.1attributive I refer my honourable friend to
1Mathematics Physics
Used to the reply that I gave some
A quantity having direction as well moments ago
emphasize
as magnitude, especially as
the More example sentences
determining the position of one point
fundamental Synonyms
in space relative to another.
and
1. 1.1 A matrix with one row or one 2. 1.2refer to(of a word, phrase,
straightforwa
column. or symbol) describe or denote;
rd nature of
2. 1.2Computing as modifier Denoting have as a referent.
something.
a type of graphical representation the star refers to items which
the simple tr
are intended for the advanced
using lines to construct the outlines uth
learner
of objects. 2Plain,
basic, or More example sentences
Quatity :
1The amount or number of a uncomplicat Synonyms
material or abstract thing not usually ed in form, 2refer something towith
estimated by spatial measurement. nature, or object Pass a matter to (a
the quantity and quality of the fruit design;
can be controlled higher body) for a decision.
without the prisoner may require the
1. 1.1count noun A certain, usually Secretary of State to refer his
much
specified, amount or number of case to the Parole Board
decoration or
something. More example sentences
ornamentatio
a small quantity of food
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 if taken in large quantities, the drug a simple whi1. 2.1refer someone toSend or
can result in liver failure te blouse
the house is direct someone to a medical
2. 1.2often quantitiesA considerable
furnished in specialist.
number or amount of something. a simple cou she was referred to a clinical
she was able to drink quantities of ntry style psychologist for counselling
beer without degenerating into
giggles 1. 2.1 Humble More example sentences
mass noun many people like to buy and
in quantity 2. 2.2refer tono object Read or
unpretentiou
otherwise use (a source of
s.
a quiet information) in order to
Measurement :
unassuming ascertain something; consult.
1The action of measuring man I always refer to a dictionary
with simple t when I come upon a new word
something.
astes
accurate measurement is essential More example sentences
count noun a telescope with which 3Composed
precise measurements can be of a single Synonyms
made
element; not 3refer something
1. 1.1count noun The size, length, or
compound. toarchaic with object Trace or
amount of something, as established 1. 3.1Mathemat attribute something to
by measuring. ics Denoting
his inside leg measurement (someone or something) as a
a group that cause or source.
2. 1.2count noun A unit or system of
has no the God to whom he habitually
measuring. referred his highest
a hand is a measurement used for proper
inspirations
measuring horses normal
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subgroup.
1.
2. 3.2Botany (of 3.1 Regard something as
Direction :
a leaf or belonging to (a certain period,
1A course along which someone or place, or class)
stem) not
something moves. you went wrong when you
divided or referred all legislation to a part
she set off in the opposite direction
branched. of virtue
mass noun he had a terrible sense
of direction 3. 3.3 (of a More example sentences
More example sentences lens,
4with object Fail (a candidate in
Synonyms microscope,
an examination)
etc.)
1. 1.1 The course which must be taken twenty-four students passed
consisting of the prescribed test while four
in order to reach a destination.
the village is over the moors in a a single lens students were referred
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2. 1.2 A point to or from which a person or Define :
or thing moves or faces. component. 1State or describe exactly the
a house with views in all directions Example nature, scope, or meaning of.
3. 1.3 A general way in which someone sentences the contract will seek to define
the client's obligations
or something is developing; a trend 4. 3.4 (in
or tendency. English gram 1. 1.1 Give the meaning of (a word
new directions in painting and mar) or phrase), especially in a
architecture
denoting a dictionary.
any dialogue between them is a the dictionary defines it as a
tense formed
step in the right direction type of pasture
without an
4. 1.4mass noun General aim or
auxiliary, for2. 1.2 Make up or establish the
purpose. example character or essence of.
the campaign's lack of direction for some, the football club
sang as defines their identity
2mass noun The management or opposed to
guidance of someone or something. was singing. 2Mark out the boundary or
under his direction, the college has limits of.
developed an international Example clearly defined boundaries
reputation sentences
1. 2.1 Make clear the outline of;
5. 3.5 (of
1. 2.1 The work of directing the actors delineate.
interest)
and other staff in a film, play, or she defined her eyes by
payable on applying eyeshadow to her
other production.
the sum eyelids
Example sentences
loaned only.
2. 2.2directionsInstructions on how to
Compare
reach a destination or about how to with compo
do something. und
Preston gave him directions to a
restaurant not far from the studio

Motion :

1mass noun The action or process

of moving or being moved.
the laws of planetary motion
a cushioned shoe that doesn't
restrict motion
1. 1.1count noun A gesture.
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2. 1.2count noun A piece of moving
mechanism.
the earliest engines had the Gresley
conjugated motion for the middle
cylinder
2A formal proposal put to a
legislature or committee.
opposition parties tabled a no-
confidence motion
1. 2.1Law An application for a rule or
order of court.
often the defendant contributes to
the length of proceedings by filing
many proceduralmotions

Rate :

A measure, quantity, or frequency,

typically one measured against
another quantity or measure.
the island has the lowest crime rate
in the world
buying up sites at a rate of one a
month
1. 1.1 The speed with which something
moves or happens.
the band is shedding vocalists at an
alarming rate
your heart rate
2A fixed price paid or charged for
something.
a 3.40 minimum hourly rate of pay
advertising rates
1. 2.1 The amount of a charge or
payment expressed as a percentage
of another amount, or as a basis of
calculation.
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2. 2.2rates(in the UK) a tax on
commercial land and buildings paid
to a local authority; (in Northern
Ireland and formerly in the UK) a tax
levied on private property.

3.

4. Respect :
1mass noun A feeling of deep
admiration for someone or
something elicited by their abilities,
qualities, or achievements.
the director had a lot of respect for
Douglas as an actor
1. 1.1 The state of being admired or
respected.
his first chance in over fifteen years
to regain respect in the business
2. 1.2respectsA person's polite
greetings.
give my respects to their
Excellencies
3. 1.3informal Used to express the
speaker's approval of someone or
something.
respect to Hill for a truly non-
superficial piece on the techno
scene
2Due regard for the feelings,
wishes, or rights of others.
young people's lack of respect for
their parents
3A particular aspect, point, or
detail.
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 Ratio :

The quantitative relation between

two amounts showing the number of
times one value contains or is
contained within the other.
the ratio of men's jobs to women's is
8 to 1

4. Momentum
Momentum is a vector quantity that is the product of the mass and the velocity of an object or
particle. http://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/momentum.
Momentum is the quantity of motion of a moving body. In a basic sense, the more momentum a
moving object has, the harder it is to stop. http://study.com/academy/lesson/what-is-momentum-
definition-equation-units-principle.html
Momentum is the product of an object's mass and velocity. It is a vector. The SI units of
momentum are kg * m/s. Andrew Zimmerman Jones.
http://physics.about.com/od/glossary/g/momentum.htm
My Opinion : The product of the bodys mass and its velocity
Noun Adjective Verb
Momentum : Moving : Stop :
no object (of an
1Physics 1often with submodifier In
event, action, or
The quantity of motion of a motion.
a fast-moving river process) come to an
moving body, measured as a
end; cease to
product of its mass and velocity. 2Producing strong
happen.
2The impetus gained by a moving emotion, especially his laughter stopped
object. sadness or sympathy. as quickly as it had
the vehicle gained momentum as an unforgettable and begun
the road dipped moving book the rain had stopped
1. 2.1 The impetus and driving force and the clouds had
gained by the development of a Basic : cleared
process or course of events. 1. 1.1with present
the investigation Forming an essential
gathered momentum in the participle Cease to
foundation or starting
spring perform a specified
point; fundamental.
certain basic rules must action or have a
Quantity : be obeyed specified experience.
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 The amount or number of a
material or abstract thing not
1. 1.1 Offering or constituting
usually estimated by spatial
measurement.
the quantity and quality of the
fruit can be controlled
1. 1.1count noun A certain, usually
specified, amount or number of
something.
a small quantity of food
if taken in large quantities, the 2. 1.2 Common to or
drug can result in liver failure
2. 1.2often quantitiesA
considerable number or amount
of something.
she was able to drink quantities
of beer without degenerating into3. 1.3North
giggles
mass noun many people like to
buy in quantity
2Phonetics
The perceived length of a vowel
sound or syllable.
Example sentences
3Mathematics Physics
A value or component that may
be expressed in numbers.
1. 3.1count noun The figure or
symbol representing a quantity.
Product :
An article or substance that is
manufactured or refined for sale.
food products
1. 1.1 A substance produced during
a natural, chemical, or
manufacturing process.
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More example sentences with object he
Synonyms stopped work for tea
2. 1.2with present
the minimum required
participle Abandon a
without elaboration or
specified practice or
luxury.
the food was good, if a habit.
bit basic I've stopped eating
meat
More example sentences
3. 1.3 Stop moving or
Synonyms
operating.
he stopped to look at
required by everyone; the view
primary and ineradicable
my watch has
or inalienable. stopped
basic human rights
4. 1.4 (of a bus or train)
More example sentences
call at a designated
place to pick up or
American informal,
set down
derogatory Having tastes,
passengers.
interests, or attitudes
main-line trains stop
regarded as mainstream at platform 7
or conventional (typically
5. 1.5British informal St
used of a woman)
if your date orders ay somewhere for a
vegetable tempura you short time.
know she is totally basic you'll have to stop
the night
2Chemistry
Having the properties of a 2with object Cause
base, or containing a (an action, process,
base; having a pH above or event) to come to
7. an end.
these salts this harassment has
yield basic solutions got to be stopped
comparable in strength
with the mineral alkalis 1. 2.1 Prevent (an
Often contrasted action or event) from
with acidic and alkaline happening.
 waste products
2. 1.2mass noun Commercially
manufactured articles, especially poor in silica.
recordings, viewed collectively.
too much product of too little
quality
2A thing or person that is the
result of an action or process.
her perpetual suntan was the
product of a solarium
1. 2.1 A person whose character
and identity have been formed by Hard :
a particular period or situation. Solid, firm, and rigid; not
an ageing academic who is a
product of the 1960s
3Mathematics
A quantity obtained by multiplying hard floor
quantities together, or from an
analogous algebraic operation.
Particle :
A minute portion of matter.
tiny particles of dust
1. 1.1Physics Any of numerous
subatomic constituents of the
1. 2.1Geology (of rock, a security guard was
killed trying to stop a
especially lava) relatively raid
a coarse-grained, basic, 2. 2.2 Prevent or
plutonic rock dissuade (someone)
2. 2.2Metallurgy Relating to from continuing in an
or denoting steel-making activity or achieving
processes involving lime- an aim.
rich refractories and a campaign is under
way to stop the
slags.
bombers
3. 2.3with object and
present
participle Prevent
easily broken, bent, or
(someone or
pierced.
something) from
the slate broke on the
performing a
rub the varnish down specified action or
when it's hard undergoing a
1. 1.1 (of a person) not specified experience.
several attempts
showing any signs of were made to stop
weakness; tough. him giving evidence
only a handful are hard you can't stop me
enough to join the SAS from getting what I
2. 1.2 (of prices of shares, want
commodities, etc.) high 4. 2.4 Cause or order to

physical world that interact with and stable; firm. cease moving or
each other, including electrons, 2Done with a great deal of operating.
force or strength. he stopped his car
neutrinos, photons, and alpha by the house
a hard whack
particles.
police were given
2. 1.2Mathematics A hypothetical 3Requiring a great deal of powers to stop and
object having mass but no endurance or effort. search suspects
airship-flying was pretty
physical size. hard work 5. 2.5informal Be hit by
2with negative The least possible (a bullet).
it's hard for drummers
amount. these days

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 he agrees without hearing the
least particle of evidence
Body :
The physical structure, including
the bones, flesh, and organs, of a
person or an animal.
it's important to keep your body
in good condition
1. 1.1 The trunk apart from the head causing suffering.
and the limbs.
the blow almost severed his
head from his body
2. 1.2 A corpse. 3. 3.3 Difficult to understand
they found his body washed up
on the beach
3. 1.3mass noun The physical and
mortal aspect of a person as
opposed to the soul or spirit.
we're together in body and spirit he can be such a hard
4. 1.4informal A person's body
regarded as an object of sexual 5. 3.5 (of a season or the
desire.
he was just after her body
More example sentences
5. 1.5dated, informal A person of a
specified type.
a motherly body
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with infinitive she found it6. 2.6 Instruct a bank to
hard to believe that he
could be involved withhold payment on
(a cheque)
1. 3.1 Putting a lot of energy he grew nervous
into an activity. about the deal and
he'd been a hard worker asked his bank
all his life manager to stop the
cheque
everyone has been hard
at work 7. 2.7 Refuse to supply
as usual; withhold or
2. 3.2 Difficult to bear;
deduct.
times were hard at the they stopped the
end of the war strikers' wages
he'd had a hard life 8. 8Boxing Defeat (an
opponent) by a
knockout.
or solve.
he was stopped in
this is a really hard
question the sixth by Tyson
4. 3.4 Not showing sympathy9. 2.9 Pinch back (a
or affection; strict. plant).
3with object Block or
taskmaster
close up (a hole or
leak)
weather) severe. he tried to stop the
it's been a long, hard hole with the heel of
winter his boot
6. 3.6 Harsh or unpleasant to the stile has been
stopped up
the senses.
the hard light of morning1. 3.1British dated Put a
7. 3.7 (of wine) harsh or filling in (a tooth).
sharp to the taste, 2. 3.2 Block the mouth
especially because of of (a fox's earth) prior
tannin. to a hunt.
Example sentences 3. 3.3 Plug the upper
end of (an organ
4(of information) reliable,
pipe), giving a note
especially because based
an octave lower.
 on something true or 4. 3.4 Obtain the
substantiated. required pitch from
hard facts about the (the string of a violin
underclass are
maddeningly elusive or similar instrument)
by pressing at the
1. 4.1 (of a subject of study)
appropriate point with
dealing with precise and
the finger.
verifiable facts.
5 Make (a rope) fast
efforts to turn psychology
into hard science with a stopper.

More example sentences 4West Indian no

object Be or behave
2. 4.2 Denoting an extreme
in a particular way.
or dogmatic faction within Why was she so? I
a political party. don't know, you know
the hard left how dem old people
stop.
3. 4.3 (of science fiction)
dealing with technological1. 4.1with
advances which do not complement Remain
contravene currently in a particular state
accepted scientific laws or or condition.
he said I mustn't
principles.
stop barefooted, so I
a hard SF novel
had to buy a pair of
5Strongly alcoholic; new shoes
denoting a spirit rather
than beer or wine.
1. 5.1 (of a drug) potent and
addictive.
2. 5.2 (of radiation) highly
penetrating.
3. 5.3 (of pornography)
highly obscene and
explicit.
6(of water) containing
mineral salts that make
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 7(of the penis, clitoris, or
nipples) erect.
1. 7.1 (of a man) having an
erect penis.
8Phonetics
(of a consonant)
pronounced as a velar
plosive (as c in cat, g in
go).

5. Liquids
Liquids and gases are more similar to each other because, unlike solids, they both conform to the
shape of their container. Sarah Friedl. http://study.com/academy/lesson/fluids-in-physics-
definition-and-characteristics.html
Liquids are a fluid is a substance that is capable of flowing. It has no definite shape of its own. It
assumes the shape of its container. Liquids and gases are fluids. http://mechteacher.com/fluid/
A fluid is a substance that continually deforms (flows) under an applied shear stress.
https://www.boundless.com/physics/textbooks/boundless-physics-textbook/fluids-
10/introduction-91/what-is-a-fluid-336-6248/
My Opinion : Liquids is a thing that can be flowing
Noun Adjective Verb
Liquids : Similar : Conform :
Comply with rules,
A substance that flows Having a resemblance in
standards, or laws.
freely but is of constant appearance, character, or the kitchen does
volume, having a quantity, without being not conform to hygiene
consistency like that of identical. regulations
water or oil. a soft cheese similar to the changes were
drink plenty of liquids Brie introduced to conform with
northern India international
2Phonetics and similar areas classifications
A consonant produced by 1. 1.1 (of a person) behave
allowing the airstream to Capable : according to socially
flow over the sides of the acceptable conventions or
able of doing
tongue (typically l and r). standards.
somethingHaving the the pressure to conform
Gas : ability, fitness, or quality 2. 1.2 Be similar in form or
An air-like fluid substance necessary to do or achieve type; agree.
which expands freely to fill a specified thing.

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 any space available, I'm quite capable of taking the countryside
care of myself should conform to a certain
irrespective of its quantity. the aircraft is capable of idea of the picturesque
hot balls of gas that flying 5,000 miles non-
become stars stop
count noun poisonous Assumes :
gases 1. 1.1 Open to or admitting of
Suppose to be the case,
More example sentences something.
Synonyms the strange events without proof.
are capable of rational topics which assume
1. 1.1Physics A gaseous
explanation detailed knowledge of local
substance that cannot be events
liquefied by the application 2Able to achieve efficiently
with clause it is
of pressure alone. whatever one has to do; reasonable to assume that
Compare with vapour competent. such changes have
she looked enthusiastic significant social effects
and capable
with object and
a highly capable man
Substance : infinitive they were
assumed to be foreign
A particular kind of matter Flowing :
with uniform properties. (especially of long hair or 2Take or begin to have
a steel tube coated with a clothing) hanging or (power or responsibility)
waxy substance he assumed full
draping loosely and
responsibility for all
1. 1.1 An intoxicating, gracefully. organizational work
stimulating, or narcotic a long flowing gown of
lavender silk 1. 2.1 Seize (power or
chemical or drug, More example sentences control)
especially an illegal one. Synonyms
the rebels assumed
he was suspended for 1. 1.1 (of a line or contour) control of the capital
using a banned substance
smoothly continuous.
the flowing curves of the
as modifier substance 3Begin to have (a specified
abuse lawn quality, appearance, or
2The real physical matter 2. 1.2 Graceful and fluent. extent)
a flowing prose style militant activity had
of which a person or thing assumed epidemic
consists and which has a Definite : proportions
tangible, solid presence. Clearly stated or decided; Deforms :
proteins compose much of
not vague or doubtful. Distort the shape or form
the actual substance of the
we had no definite plans
body of; make misshapen.
1. 1.1 Clearly true or real; he was
1. 2.1 The most important or physically deformed by a
unambiguous.
essential part of
no definite proof has rare bone disease
emerged

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 something; the real or
essential meaning.
the substance of the
Maastricht Treaty
2. 2.2 The subject matter of a
text, speech, or work of art,3.
especially as contrasted
with the form or style in
which it is presented.
the substance of his book
was the history of 4.
allegorical love literature
mass noun the movie is a
triumph of style over
substance
3mass noun The quality of
being important, valid, or
significant.
he had yet to accomplish
anything of substance
1. 3.1 The quality of having a
solid basis in reality or fact.
the claim has no
substance
2. 3.2 The quality of being
dependable or stable.
some were inclined to
knock her for her lack of
substance
3. 3.3 Wealth and
possessions.
a woman of substance
6. Gravitation
technical the force that causes two objects such as planets to move towards each other because of
their mass. http://www.ldoceonline.com/Physics-topic/gravitation
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2. 1.2predicative (of a person) Shear :
certain or sure about with object Cut the wool off
something. (a sheep or other animal)
you're very definite about Paul has never sheared a
that! sheep before
demonstrations of
1.3 Clear or undeniable sheep shearing
(used for emphasis)
under the circumstances,
air conditioning is a definite
asset
1.4 Having exact and
discernible physical limits
or form.
organizations have
boundaries in the sense
that they may occupy a
definite geographical area
Applied :
attributive (of a subject of
study) put to practical use
as opposed to being
theoretical.
applied chemistry
Compare with pure
 gravitational mass as the property of matter that creates and responds to gravitational
forces. https://www.learner.org/courses/physics/unit/text.html?unit=3&secNum=4
(physics) the force of attraction between all masses in the universe; --Albert Einstein
My Opinion : A force acting on the object that make falling an object.
Noun
Attraction :
The action or power of
evoking interest in or
liking for someone or 1.
something.
the timeless attraction of
a good tune
she has very romantic
ideas about
sexual attraction
1. 1.1count noun A quality or
feature that evokes
interest, liking, or desire.
this reform has
many attractions for those
on the left
2. 1.2count noun A place
which draws visitors by
providing something of
interest or pleasure.
the church is the town's
main tourist attraction
3. 1.3Physics A force under
the influence of which
objects tend to move
towards each other.
gravitational attraction
Acting :
The art or occupation of
performing fictional roles
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adjective Verb
Technical : Falling :
elating to a particular subject, 1no object, with
art, or craft, or its techniques. adverbial Move from a
technical terms
higher to a lower
1.1 (especially of a book or
level, typically rapidly
article) requiring special
and without control.
knowledge to be understood. bombs could be seen
a technical report
falling from the
2Involving or concerned with planes
applied and industrial sciences. my purse fell out of
an my bag
important technical achievement she was injured by a
falling tree
3Resulting from mechanical
2no object, with
failure.
a technical fault adverbial (of a person)
4According to a strict application lose one's balance
or interpretation of the law or and collapse.
she fell down at
rules. school today
the arrest was I felt so dizzy that I
a technical violation of the treaty fell over
he stumbled, tripped,
and fell
3no object, with
adverbial Decrease in
number, amount,
intensity, or quality.
imports fell by 12 per
cent
we're worried that
standards are falling
 in plays, films, or
television.
she studied acting in New
York
I'd prefer him not to go
into acting as it's such an
insecure business
as
modifier an acting career
7. Atom
Atoms are the basic units of matter and the defining structure of elements. Democritus
Atomic physics is the field of physics that studies atoms as an isolated system of electrons and an
atomic nucleus (anonymous)
An atom is the defining structure of an element, which cannot be broken by any chemical means.
My Opinion : Atom is smallest object
Noun
Atom :
The smallest particle of a
chemical element that can
exist.
Canadian usually as
modifier A level of amateur
sport, typically involving
children aged between
nine and eleven.
eight atom hockey teams
Units :
An individual thing or
person regarded as single
and complete but which
can also form an individual
component of a larger or
more complex whole.
large areas of land made
up of smaller units
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4no object, with
adverbial Be captured
or defeated.
their mountain
strongholds fell to
enemy attack
adjective Verb
Basic : Define :
Forming an essential 1State or describe exactly
foundation or starting the nature, scope,
point; fundamental. or meaning of.
certain basic rules must the contract will seek
be obeyed to define the client's
obligations
Isolated :
2Mark out the boundary or
1Far away from other
limits of.
places, buildings, or clearly defined
people; remote. boundaries
isolated farms and
villages
Broken :
1Having been broken.
2(of a person) having given
up all hope; despairing.
he went to his grave
a broken man
3Having breaks or gaps in
continuity.
 A device that has a a broken white line across
the road
specified function,
4.Having an uneven and
especially one forming part
rough surface.
of a complex mechanism. he pressed onwards over
the gearbox and the broken ground
transmission unit
3A quantity chosen as a
standard in terms of which
other quantities may be
expressed.
a unit of measurement
4The number one.

Matter :

1 mass noun Physical

substance in general, as
distinct from mind and
spirit; (in physics) that
which occupies space and
possesses rest mass,
especially as distinct from
energy.
the structure and
properties of matter
2A subject or situation
under consideration.
a great deal of work was
done on this matter
financial matters
3the matterwith negative
or in questions The reason
for distress or a problem.
what's the matter?
4The substance or content
of a text as distinct from its
style or form.

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Vectors are quantities that require the specification of magnitude, orientation, and sense. John
Rennie. https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/132189/what-is-the-sense-of-a-vector

Vector quantities have both magnitude (size) and direction.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/higher/physics/mech_matt/vectors/revision/3/

My Opinion : Quantities have a magnitude and direction.

Noun Adjective Verb

Vectors : Require :
1Need for a particular purpose.
1Mathematics Physics
three patients required
A quantity having direction as well as operations
magnitude, especially as determining 1.1 Make necessary.
the position of one point in space it would have required much
research to produce a
relative to another. comprehensive list
1.2 Specify as compulsory.
2An organism, typically a biting insect
the minimum car
or tick, that transmits a disease or insurance required by law
parasite from one animal or plant to 1.3with object and infinitive (of
another. someone in authority) instruct or
expect (someone) to do
3A course to be taken by an aircraft. something.
you will be required to attend for
cross-examination
1.4require something ofRegard
Quantities :
an action, ability, or quality as due
1The amount or number of a material from (someone) by virtue of their
position.
or abstract thing not usually the care and diligence required of
estimated by spatial measurement. him as a trustee
the quantity and quality of the fruit
can be controlled
2Phonetics
The perceived length of a vowel
sound or syllable.
3Mathematics Physics
A value or component that may be
expressed in numbers.
Specification :

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 1An act of identifying something
precisely or of stating a precise
requirement.
give a full specification of the job
advertised
2usually specificationsA detailed
description of the design and
materials used to make something.
one of the telescope's mirrors had
been manufactured to
incorrect specifications
Magnitude :

1The great size or extent of

something.
they may feel discouraged at the
magnitude of the task before them
2Size.
electorates of less than average
magnitude
3The degree of brightness of a star,
as represented by a number on a
logarithmic scale.
count noun the brightest stars have
the lowest magnitudes

9. Friction
The force that opposes the motion of an object is called friction.
http://study.com/academy/lesson/what-is-friction-definition-formula-forces.html

Friction is a catchall word that refers to any force that resists relative tangential motion (or
intended motion). https://physics.info/friction/summary.shtml

Friction is the resistance to motion of one object moving relative to another.

https://www.livescience.com/37161-what-is-friction.html

My Opinion : Friction is a opposite force

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 Noun
Friction :
1The resistance that one
surface or object encounters
when moving over another.
a lubrication system which
reduces friction
1.1 The action of one surface
or object rubbing against
another.
the friction of braking
1.2 Conflict or animosity
caused by a clash of wills,
temperaments, or opinions.
a considerable amount of
friction between father and
son
Catchall :
usually as modifier A term or
category that encompasses a
variety of different elements.
the stigmatizing catch-
all term schizophrenia
Resistance :
mass noun The refusal to
accept or comply with
something.
they displayed a narrow-
minded resistance to change
2The ability not to be affected
by something, especially
adversely.
some of us have a
lower resistance to cold than
others
3The impeding or stopping
effect exerted by one
material thing on another.
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Adjective Verb
Relative Tanggential: Opposes :
1Considered in relation 1Disagree with and
or in proportion to attempt to prevent,
something else. especially by argument.
the relative effectiveness a majority of the
of the various electorate opposed EC
mechanisms is not membership
known 1.1 Actively resist (a
1.1 Existing or person or system)
possessing a specified a workers'
characteristic only in movement opposed the
comparison to something regime
else; not absolute. 1.2 Compete with
she went down the steps
(someone)
into the relative darkness a candidate to oppose the
of the dining room leader in the presidential
the firms contest
are relative newcomers
to computers
Resists :
1Withstand the action or
effect of.
antibodies help us
to resist infection
1.1 Try to prevent by
action or argument.
we will resist changes to
the treaty
1.2 Refrain from doing
(something tempting or
unwise)
I couldn't resist buying the
blouse
1.3no object Struggle or
fight back when attacked.
without giving her time
to resist, he dragged her
off her feet
 air resistance was reduced
by streamlining
4The degree to which a
substance or device opposes
the passage of an electric
current, causing energy
dissipation. By Ohm's
law resistance (measured in
ohms) is equal to the voltage
divided by the current.

10. Wave

A wave can be described as a disturbance that travels through a medium from one location to
another location. http://www.physicsclassroom.com/class/waves/Lesson-1/What-is-a-Wave
PhysicsWaves

Wave is as a disturbance that travels through a medium. http://physics.tutorvista.com/waves.html

a disturbance or variation that transfers energy progressively from point to point in a medium
and that may take the form of an elastic deformation or of a variation of pressure, electric or
magnetic intensity, electric potential, or temperature.
http://www.acs.psu.edu/drussell/Demos/waves-intro/waves-intro.html

My Opinion : Wave is a vibrations that propagate

Noun
Disturbance :
1mass noun The
interruption of a settled
and peaceful condition.
a helicopter landing can
cause disturbance to
residents
2A state in which normal
mental or physical
functioning is disrupted.
children with learning
difficulty and
personality disturbance
Adjective
Elastic :
1(of an object or material)
able to resume its normal
shape spontaneously after
being stretched or
compressed.
a tourniquet of rubber
tubing or
other elastic material is
placed around the upper
arm
Verb
Wave :
1no object Move one's
hand to and fro in greeting
or as a signal.
he waved to me from the
train
2no object Move to and fro
with a swaying motion
while remaining fixed to
one point.
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 Location :
1A particular place or
position.
the property is set in a
convenient location
1.1 An actual place or
natural setting in which a
film or broadcast is made,
as distinct from a
simulation in a studio.
the movie was filmed
entirely on location
1.2mass noun The action
of locating someone or
something.
the location of new
housing beyond the
existing built-up areas
1.3 A position or address in
computer memory.
Variation :
1A change or slight
difference in condition,
amount, or level, typically
within certain limits.
regional variations in
house prices
mass noun the figures
showed
marked variation from year
to year
2A different or distinct form
or version of something.
hurling is an
Irish variation of hockey
Deformation :
2Able to encompass much
variety and change;
flexible and adaptable.
the definition of nationality
is elastic in this
cosmopolitan country
3Economics
(of demand or supply)
sensitive to changes in
price or income.
the labour supply is
very elastic
4Physics
(of a collision) involving no
decrease of kinetic energy.
3with object Style (hair) so
that it curls slightly.
her hair had been carefully
waved for the evening
Described :
1Give a detailed account in
words of.
he described his
experiences in a letter to
his parents
2Mark out or draw (a
geometrical figure)
on the diameter of a circle
an equilateral triangle
is described
Travels :
1no object, with
adverbial Make a journey,
typically of some length.
the vessel had
been travelling from Libya
to Ireland
2no object (of an object or
radiation) move, typically in
a constant or predictable
way.
light travels faster than
sound

1The action or process of

deforming or distorting.
solid rock undergoing
slow deformation

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 1.1 The result of a
distorting process.
the deformation will be
temporary
1.2count noun An altered
form of a word, especially
one used to avoid overt
profanity (e.g. dang for
damn).

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