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fuelled

verb as in give energy to

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Pilots measure fuel by weight, not volume, since the volume can change in response to temperature.

We know the economic and environmental costs of continuing to burn fossil fuels will be devastating.

In order to really start displacing fossil fuels, it needs support.

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The last bit of news added the equivalent of rocket fuel to his fortune.

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Traffic congestion alone is estimated to cost the average driver $1,400 in fuel and time spent commuting, a nationwide tally of more than $160 billion per year.

Cultural pressures to police gender norms fuelled the widespread practice of surgically reassigning gender at birth.

But their fury was seemingly fuelled by statements that I had never made, nor did I believe.

Tensions have been fuelled by the civil war next door in Syria.

"The air was heavy and sweet with the sweat of adrenalin-fuelled bodies," she trills.

The ethnic categories of Hutu and Tutsi that fuelled division and ultimately genocide have been banned.

On the contrary, all vessels of the British Fleet must be kept fully supplied and fuelled at all times for extended cruising.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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