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wattage

[wot-ij] / ˈwɒt ɪdʒ /


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"We reduced the wattage to make it more efficient, changed the positions, put lighting in layers to highlight columns, railings and murals."

From BBC

She’s so radiant that when Marina dims her wattage in a vain attempt to stay off the radar, we really feel the light in her go out.

From Los Angeles Times

Stretched out casually on a couch in the hotel suite, Jolie could not help but exude a portion of the celebrity wattage she customarily displays onscreen.

From Los Angeles Times

Hillary Clinton, James Carville, Jack Smith and other political figures descended on the Telluride Film Festival this year, lending D.C. star wattage to Q&As.

From Los Angeles Times

They simply need to produce as big a wattage as possible when the boat needs it.

From BBC