flywheel
/ˈflaɪˌwil/
noun
- A heavy wheel in a machine that stores energy and keeps the machine running smoothly.
- The mechanic replaced the old flywheel with a new one.
- A broken flywheel can cause the whole machine to shake.
- The engine's flywheel helps maintain a constant speed.
- Something that provides stability or momentum in a system or process.
- Customer loyalty acts as a flywheel for the company's growth.
- The team's early success became a flywheel, driving further achievements.
- In business, a strong brand can be a flywheel that attracts more customers.