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propel

[pruh-pel] / prəˈpɛl /


Example Sentences

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Capp wants to propel this aging chef’s signature dish from a single restaurant to the world stage.

From Salon

The dollar’s strength over the past decade was propelled in large part by American exceptionalism, or the outperformance of the U.S. economy and markets compared to the rest of the developed world.

From The Wall Street Journal

As such, the so-called debasement trade —whereby investors retreat from assets such as the U.S. dollar due to concerns around fiat currencies—could propel Bitcoin.

From Barron's

Carmen tells us to turn onto our stomachs, and she holds our bellies up in the water as we make our first efforts to kick our feet and propel ourselves forward with our arms.

From Literature

Making the semi-finals will propel her back into the top 10.

From Barron's