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Meanings of propellent in English
Tending to or capable of propelling.
Synonyms
Examples for "propelling"
Examples for "propelling"
1
It has no rudder; the paddle serves for both steering and propelling.
2
The greater its propelling power, the more successful will the toy be.
3
Rhys dipped a paddle in the water, propelling the boat after it.
4
Deeper he went this time, his arms and legs propelling his progress.
5
But there was only the rank of flustered nurses propelling children along.
1
Bringing Amalthea along for the ride, however, increased the propellant requirements enormously.
2
Modern propellant tanks are far too bulky to take on interstellar flights.
3
Fyodor, and perhaps others as well, coveted the ice and the propellant.
4
But, if it wants to move, it must also have a propellant.
5
An orbit that we can't reach without expending a lot of propellant.
1
His distinctive style showcases melody with the help of delicately propulsive grooves.
2
Sure enough, I end up in a cage dancing to propulsive disco-house.
3
Beautifully made and impressively propulsive, Joker is one impressive hunk of nihilism.
4
Here, the tone shifts into something more akin to a propulsive thriller.
5
But how is this remarkable propulsive machine made to perform its functions?
Usage of propellent in English
1
These things must shoot propellent out of a nozzle.
2
Not enough propellent to get back on course.
3
Propellent reserve almost gone.