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Meanings of propulsive 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
These things must shoot propellent out of a nozzle.
2
Not enough propellent to get back on course.
3
Propellent reserve almost gone.
Usage of propulsive in English
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.
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But how is this remarkable propulsive machine made to perform its functions?
6
The editing is propulsive, lots of shots of the dark, dangerous streets.
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But its imaginative ambition, intellectual panache and propulsive story offer plenty of compensation.
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But it has little of the propulsive power of Cartel Land.
9
It takes five tracks to get to this sweet, propulsive midpoint.
10
Up Daurside was the sole propulsive force whose existence he recognized.
11
It isn't hard to party when the beats are as propulsive as Brown's.
12
Desire is nature's motor power-thepropulsive force that pushes everything forward in its evolution.
13
Proximity creates a propulsive romance without the aching stops and starts of traditional courtship.
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This could be daunting but Blumenthal's style is as propulsive as it is exhaustive.
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Above all, he delivers an unflaggingly propulsive narrative that is never derailed by world-building.
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In 1768 Paucton conceived the idea of an apparatus with two screws, suspensive and propulsive.
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