actuate, butt, energize, galvanize, impel, move, power, push, set agoing, spark, sweep along, whip on
Definitionv. cause to move forward with force
Last update: April 13, 2016
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The propelled helicopter would be take off from the ground. [Please select]
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She shifted to balance herself better, slinging one leg over his and the other foot on the ground, in case she had the chance to propel herself up. [adverb]
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When it pleases it can shoot out the water with great force, and thus propel itself quite a distance. [Please select]
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Yes, John, it can propel itself through the water by rowing, as it were, with these gills. [Please select]
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These engines propel our great steam-ships and steam-boats and drive machines of all kinds in mills and factories. [Please select]
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I'll have a noiseless clockwork arrangement that will really propel the car.' [Please select]
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It was no easy job to propel the old "billy-cart" over the fields, but Glen managed it. [Please select]
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If there are sprocket gears and cranks on either side, four boys may propel the car at one time. [Please select]
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