To gain momentum
Exemple : They gain momentum after early success
Definition
"To gain momentum" means to gradually increase speed, force, or influence over time, often resulting in greater effectiveness or success. For example, a project or movement that gains momentum becomes more powerful and unstoppable as it progresses.
Étymologie
The phrase "to gain momentum" originates from physics, where momentum refers to the quantity of motion an object has. It was adopted metaphorically in everyday language to describe situations where effort or progress accumulates strength, similar to a rolling snowball growing larger.
