inertial
/ɪnɛrˈtiəl/Definitions
1. adjective
resistant to change in direction or speed; requiring a force to change motion
“The astronaut’s inertial mass made it difficult to accelerate the spacecraft quickly.”
2. noun
a property of an object that causes it to retain its state of motion, requiring a force to change it
“The inertial force was negligible due to the low velocity of the car.”