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Definition of propulsive - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
movementcapable of driving progress or action
- Her propulsive ideas pushed the project ahead.
2.
propulsionrelated to the action of driving forward
- The propulsive force of the engine was impressive.
Origin of propulsive
Latin, propellere (to drive forward)
Terms with propulsive included in their meaning
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propulsion
propulsive force of an engine or rocket
Examples of propulsive in a sentence
His propulsive speech inspired the audience. The propulsive music got everyone on the dance floor. His propulsive writing style kept readers engaged.
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- French:propulsif, ...
- German:dynamisch, schubkräftig, ...
- Italian:propulsivo, trainante, ...
- Spanish:impulsor, motriz, ...
- Portuguese:propulsivo, impulsionador, ...
- Chinese:推进的, 推动的, ...
- Japanese:推進力のある, 推進的な, ...
- Arabic:دَافِع, دَفْعي, ...
- Hebrew:מֵנִיעַ, הֲנָעָתִי, ...
- Russian:движущий, пропульсивный, ...
- Ukrainian:прогресивний, пропульсивний, ...
- Hindi:प्रेरक, प्रणोदक, ...
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