animate, drive, force, give an impetus, incite, move to action, propel, rouse, set off, stir
Definitionv. put in motion or move to act
Last update: July 7, 2015
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Electricity actuates the engine. [Please select]
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If long circuits were worked direct with ordinary instruments, high battery power would be required in order to send sufficient Single current to actuate the apparatus. [Please select]
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The creature spreads out like a fan actuated by a spring, or a fantastic Jack-in-the-box. [Please select]
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They seemed all actuated with the same feeling--the same impulse--that of attacking me. [Please select]
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In a way, possibly, he was actuated as much by curiosity as by caution. [Please select]
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While doing this a new spirit seemed to actuate himself, and to influence his whole being. [Please select]
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"I am not oppressed by the same views that actuated Miss Pelham." [Please select]
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Besides, we were actuated by motives not entirely altruistic. [Please select]
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Are they actuated by fibres issuing from centres exercising further functions. [Please select]
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Before he spoke, Jack pressed the button that actuated the Klaxon. [Please select]
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And again Mavis was actuated all unconsciously by the elemental selfishness that mingles with our joy. [Please select]
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