惰力
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Meanings
1
Physical sense: the tendency of a moving object to keep moving, or a stationary object to stay still. Also used figuratively for the momentum of a situation or activity.
The car coasted for a while on its momentum.
The meeting is just continuing out of inertia.
2
The tendency to continue doing something simply because one has always done it, without conscious thought.
Out of force of habit, I take the same route every day.