Generally in minecraft, each entity's motion tag value can be above 10.
1. Give high value of knockback enchanted item like
/give @s stick[minecraft:enchantments={levels:{knockback:125}}]
2. Hit the entity and get that Motion nbt value.
/data get entity @e[type=!minecraft:player,limit=1,sort=nearest] Motion[0]
In this way, we can confirm that entity can have values above 10. Motion value can be above 10 (If without the command).
3. But it cannot be able to above 10 with command. (It will be 0)
/summon minecraft:villager ~ ~ ~ {Motion:[15.d,15.d,15.d]}
/data modify entity @e[limit=1,type=!minecraft:player,sort=nearest] Motion set value [15d,15d,15d]
/data modify entity @e[limit=1,type=!minecraft:player,sort=nearest] Motion set from entity @e[tag=entity_that_is_motion_too_high,limit=1] Motion #Souce entity has Motion value above 10
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This actually looks to duplicate MC-123603
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