#momentum
- Liveliness — A state of animation, liveliness, enthusiasm, or dynamic momentum with which a person or a group carries out an activity, holds a conversation, or participates in a party. In a broad sense, it represents the contagious energy, alert pace, or active disposition that stimulates collective involvement and boosts morale.
- To venture — To take a powerful momentum, a rapid start, or a high speed to execute a jump or an impetuous movement; reflexively and figuratively, to dedicate oneself with enthusiasm, passion, and courage to an activity, a difficult action, or a spiritual ideal, ignoring the risks. Used transitively, it means to propel, to throw with force, or to urge an object or person forward.
- Soaring — The act of rushing or propelling and its result; the physical act through which a body gains momentum, propulsion, or launching speed; abstractly or spiritually, it represents the drive, enthusiastic surge, or inner impulse of total involvement in a creative or idealistic activity. Unlike 'avânt', the form in '-re' emphasizes the dynamic process and the unfolding of the action itself.
- Driving force — Giving momentum, urging forward, propelling, or strongly stimulating a movement, action, or process; a triggering factor or a mechanical device used to impart momentum or launch speed to a body. Figuratively, it refers to a person or idea acting as a catalyst, inspiring enthusiasm and determination within a group of people.
- Venturing — The act of venturing, risking, or exploring and its result; the process through which a person exposes themselves to a risk or danger, or enters an unknown and unpredictable territory without safety precautions. Figuratively, it represents a hazardous involvement in a speculative business project, launching into an uncertain conceptual polemic, or exceeding the safety limits of an activity.
- Momentum — Archaic spelling or according to orthographic norms prior to 1993 for the noun 'avânt'; a rapid, vigorous, and impetuous movement through which a body increases its speed or gathers momentum to perform a jump or structural displacement; (metaphorically) a state of powerful enthusiasm, passion, creative drive, spiritual energy, or intense progress manifested in a field of activity.