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Meanings of fueled in English

Heated, driven, or produced by burning fuel.

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House prices have climbed since 2009 as low interest rates fueled demand.
Reuters
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The recovering economy and uncompetitive natural gas prices fueled the year-over-year increase.
Reuters
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The trade in so-called conflict diamonds fueled the war in Sierra Leone.
Reuters
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The fear-fueled solution: a surveillance society, with a copcam on every lapel.
Wired
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Tequila-fueled gamesmanship aside, the idea for Cincoro came at the right time.
Forbes
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The spike was fueled by violence in Afghanistan, Ukraine, Yemen and Libya.
Reuters
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The motivations that fueled it were particular to a moment in history.
The gun
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Early lamps were fueled by several different gases including methane and ethylene.
Wired
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Mike'L Simms fueled the spurt with eight points, including five free throws.
Reuters
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Industry experts say a combination of factors seem to have fueled frauds.
Reuters
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And the investment that fueled Thaler's rise to the top this year?
Reuters
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The case has fueled nationwide protests against police brutality and systemic racism.
The Guardian
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Forecast-beating China manufacturing data fueled gains that were led by commodities stocks.
Reuters
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The civil war started in 2013, fueled by personal and ethnic rivalries.
Reuters
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The Chinese and European data fueled price gains in U.S. government debt.
Reuters
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The Okie cities are in the same position now; they're fueled ships.
Cities in Flight
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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