unimpulsive
- adjective
- /ˌʌnɪmˈpʌlsɪv/
- Specialized
- The spacecraft's unimpulsive maneuver allowed for precise adjustments without sudden changes.
Examples
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In this experiment, the force applied was unimpulsive, resulting in a steady acceleration.
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The engineer designed an unimpulsive system to ensure smooth and continuous movement.
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The engineer provided an unimpulsive solution to the problem.
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Can you describe an unimpulsive approach to problem-solving?
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The engineer designed an unimpulsive system to ensure smooth and continuous movement.
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In this experiment, the force applied was unimpulsive, resulting in a steady acceleration.
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The spacecraft's unimpulsive maneuver allowed for precise adjustments without sudden changes.
Synonyms
Expressed without pauses or breaks
Staying steady and not changing in value or level
A process that does not start or continue without added energy
How Impulsive
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Etymology
Unimpulsive is made from un- 'not' and impulse 'a short push or force', like a quick 'pulse'. So in physics an unimpulsive action has no sudden push and is smooth and continuous.