reaccelerating
Gaining speed anew
Reaccelerating is speeding up again after having slowed down.
A car reaccelerates after exiting a turn.
Economic growth reaccelerates after a recession.
The spacecraft began reaccelerating once it cleared the atmosphere.
The word emphasizes resumption—acceleration that had paused or reversed is now continuing.
Return after deflection
- bouncebackRecovery from adversity
- comebackRecovery after decline
- resurgenceReturn after dormancy
- revivalReturn after decline
turnaround · upturn · regain · restoration · renewal · rally · snapback · recuperation
Forceful forward motion
- velocityDirected rate of motion
- propulsionForce driving movement forward
- g-forceAcceleration in gravitational units
- kineticsScience of motion forces
impulse · torque · dynamics · force · power · mass · inertia · momentum
Commence anew
- continuationAct of proceeding further
- recommenceBegin again after pause
- reinitiateBegin anew
- reengageParticipate again after pausing
reactivation · rekindle · pick-up · resume · return · relaunch · reignition · kickstart
rebound
Return after deflection
- bouncebackRecovery from adversity
- comebackRecovery after decline
- resurgenceReturn after dormancy
revival · turnaround · upturn · regain · restoration · renewal · rally · snapback · recuperation · improvement
thrust
Forceful forward motion
- velocityDirected rate of motion
- propulsionForce driving movement forward
- g-forceAcceleration in gravitational units
kinetics · impulse · torque · dynamics · force · power · mass · inertia · momentum · vectors
restart
Commence anew
- continuationAct of proceeding further
- recommenceBegin again after pause
- reinitiateBegin anew
reengage · reactivation · rekindle · pick-up · resume · return · relaunch · reignition · kickstart
amplify
Increase in strength
strengthen · deepen · enhance · reinforce · redouble · magnify · augment · surge · ramp-up · compound
reacceleratingdecelerating
Decreasing in speed
braking · slowing down · slowing · retarding · halting
accelerate, accelerating, acceleration, accelerated, accelerator, decelerate, accelerates, deceleration, decelerated