newtonic

/ˈnjuːtɒnɪk/

Definitions

1. adjective

relating to or characteristic of Sir Isaac Newton, especially his theories of physics.

“The newtonic principles of motion were used to design the roller coaster.”

2. noun

a unit of force equal to 0.2248 pounds, especially in the UK.

“The weight of the object is measured in newtonic force.”

Synonyms

  • forceful
  • newton
  • newtonian

Antonyms

  • ineffective
  • weak