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Definition of energy
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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..
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Moderate
::
Moderate
(a.)
Limited
in
degree
of
activity,
energy,
or
excitement;
reasonable;
calm; slow; as,
moderate
language;
moderate
endeavors..
Energizer
::
Energizer
(n.) One who, or that
which,
gives
energy,
or acts in
producing
an
effect..
Spontaneous
::
Spontaneous
(a.)
Proceeding
from, or
acting
by,
internal
impulse,
energy,
or
natural
law,
without
external
force;
as,
spontaneous
motion;
spontaneous
growth..
Height
::
Height
(n.)
Utmost
degree
in
extent;
extreme
limit of
energy
or
condition;
as, the
height
of a
fever,
of
passion,
of
madness,
of
folly;
the
height
of a
tempest..
Infinity
::
Infinity
(n.)
Unlimited
capacity,
energy,
excellence,
or
knowledge;
as, the
infinity
of God and his
perfections..
Potently
::
Potently
(adv.)
With great force or
energy;
powerfully;
efficaciously.
Bent
::
Bent (v.)
Tension;
force of
acting;
energy;
impetus.
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..
Potential
::
Potential
(n.) The
energy
of an
electrical
charge
measured
by its power to do work;
hence,
the
degree
of
electrification
as
referred
to some
standard,
as that of the
earth;
electro-motive
force..
Inertia
::
Inertia
(n.)
Inertness;
indisposition
to
motion,
exertion,
or
action;
want of
energy;
sluggishness..
Foot Poundal
::
Foot
poundal
() A unit of
energy
or work, equal to the work done in
moving
a body
through
one foot
against
the force of one
poundal..
Function
::
Function
(n.) The
natural
or
assigned
action
of any power or
faculty,
as of the soul, or of the
intellect;
the
exertion
of an
energy
of some
determinate
kind..
Radiometer
::
Radiometer
(n.) An
instrument
designed
for
measuring
the
mechanical
effect
of
radiant
energy.
Intension
::
Intension
(n.)
Increase
of power or
energy
of any
quality
or
thing;
intenseness;
fervency.
Mark
::
Mark (v. t.) To be a mark upon; to
designate;
to
indicate;
-- used
literally
and
figuratively;
as, this
monument
marks the spot where Wolfe died; his
courage
and
energy
marked
him for a
leader..
Sakti
::
Sakti (n.) The
divine
energy,
personified
as the wife of a deity
(Brahma,
Vishnu,
Siva,
etc.);
the
female
principle..
Wattmeter
::
Wattmeter
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
power in
watts,
-- much used in
measuring
the
energy
of an
electric
current..
Dissipativity
::
Dissipativity
(n.) The rate at which
palpable
energy
is
dissipated
away into other forms of
energy.
Invigorate
::
Invigorate
(v. t.) To give vigor to; to
strengthen;
to
animate;
to give life and
energy
to.
Joule
::
"Joule
(n.) A unit of work which is equal to 107 units of work in the C. G. S.
system
of units
(ergs),
and is
practically
equivalent
to the
energy
expended
in one
second
by an
electric
current
of one
ampere
in a
resistance
of one ohm. One joule is
approximately
equal to 0.738 foot
pounds..
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