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Definition of energy
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of energy is as below...
Energy
(n.) Power
efficiently
and
forcibly
exerted;
vigorous
or
effectual
operation;
as, the
energy
of a
magistrate..
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Snap
::
Snap (v. t.)
Briskness;
vigor;
energy;
decision.
Dissipativity
::
Dissipativity
(n.) The rate at which
palpable
energy
is
dissipated
away into other forms of
energy.
Innerve
::
Innerve
(v. t.) To give
nervous
energy
or power to; to give
increased
energy,force,or
courage
to; to
invigorate;
to
stimulate..
Might
::
Might (v.) Force or power of any kind,
whether
of body or mind;
energy
or
intensity
of
purpose,
feeling,
or
action;
means or
resources
to
effect
an
object;
strength;
force;
power;
ability;
capacity..
Intensify
::
Intensify
(v. i.) To
become
intense,
or more
intense;
to act with
increasing
power or
energy..
Electricity
::
Electricity
(n.) Fig.:
Electrifying
energy
or
characteristic.
Vigor
::
Vigor (n.)
Active
strength
or force of body or mind;
capacity
for
exertion,
physically,
intellectually,
or
morally;
force;
energy..
Energy
::
Energy
(n.)
Internal
or
inherent
power;
capacity
of
acting,
operating,
or
producing
an
effect,
whether
exerted
or not; as, men
possessing
energies
may
suffer
them to lie
inactive..
Spirit
::
Spirit
(n.)
Energy,
vivacity,
ardor,
enthusiasm,
courage,
etc..
Act
::
Act (v. i.) To
perform
actions;
to
fulfill
functions;
to put forth
energy;
to move, as
opposed
to
remaining
at rest; to carry into
effect
a
determination
of the
will..
Wave
::
Wave (v. i.) Fig.: A
swelling
or
excitement
of
thought,
feeling,
or
energy;
a tide; as, waves of
enthusiasm..
Actinometry
::
Actinometry
(n.) The
measurement
of the
chemical
or
actinic
energy
of
light.
Go
::
Go (n.) Power of going or
doing;
energy;
vitality;
perseverance;
push; as, there is no go in him..
Disassimilation
::
Disassimilation
(n.) The
decomposition
of
complex
substances,
within
the
organism,
into
simpler
ones
suitable
only for
excretion,
with
evolution
of
energy,
-- a
normal
nutritional
process
the
reverse
of
assimilation;
downward
metabolism..
Energizer
::
Energizer
(n.) One who, or that
which,
gives
energy,
or acts in
producing
an
effect..
Nervomuscular
::
Nervomuscular
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to both
nerves
and
muscles;
of the
nature
of
nerves
and
muscles;
as,
nervomuscular
energy..
Vehicle
::
Vehicle
(n.) That which is used as the
instrument
of
conveyance
or
communication;
as,
matter
is the
vehicle
of
energy..
Palsy
::
Palsy (v. t.) To
affect
with
palsy,
or as with
palsy;
to
deprive
of
action
or
energy;
to
paralyze..
Energy
::
Energy
(n.)
Strength
of
expression;
force of
utterance;
power to
impress
the mind and
arouse
the
feelings;
life;
spirit;
-- said of
speech,
language,
words,
style;
as, a style full of
energy..
Reaction
::
Reaction
(n.) The
mutual
or
reciprocal
action
of
chemical
agents
upon each
other,
or the
action
upon such
chemical
agents
of some form of
energy,
as heat,
light,
or
electricity,
resulting
in a
chemical
change
in one or more of these
agents,
with the
production
of new
compounds
or the
manifestation
of
distinctive
characters.
See
Blowpipe
reaction,
Flame
reaction,
under
Blowpipe,
and
Flame..
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