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adjective describes something that is designed or constructed to be incapable of going wrong or being misused

• The new software program comes with a foolproof security system to protect sensitive data.
• Follow this recipe step by step, it's foolproof and you'll end up with a delicious meal.
• This shortcut I found is foolproof, you can't mess it up.
• She believed her plan was foolproof, but there were still potential risks involved.

noun the impetus gained by a moving object

• The company's new marketing strategy helped them gain momentum in the market.
• Once we started winning games, we really picked up momentum.
• We need to keep the momentum going if we want to succeed.
• Her speech gained momentum as she spoke, capturing the attention of the audience.