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Meaning of motorized
The primary meaning of the word "motorized" refers to something that is powered or driven by a motor.
Etymology of motorized
The word "motorized" originates from the Latin word "motus," meaning movement, and the suffix "-ize," which forms a verb meaning to make or cause something to be in a certain state.
The term "motorized" emerged in the late 19th century with the development of internal combustion engines and electric motors, and has since been used to describe a wide range of vehicles, machines, and devices that are powered by motors.
Synonyms
mechanized
automated
powered
driven
propelled
self-propelled
machine-driven
engine-driven
fueled
operated
controlled
robotic
technological
industrial
mechanical
electronic
hydraulic
pneumatic
electric
gasoline-powered
diesel-powered
steam-powered
turbocharged
supercharged
geared
transmitted
propelled
thrust
forced
pressured
energized
activated
initiated
started
powered
energized
motivated
impelled
compelled
automated
motor-driven
engine-powered
gear-driven
shaft-driven
belt-driven
chain-driven
motor-operated
machine-controlled
computer-controlled
remotely-controlled
hydraulically-powered
pneumatically-powered
Definitions
- Equipped with a motor, especially an internal combustion engine or an electric motor, to provide power or propulsion.
- * Using or operated by a motor, especially for movement or transportation.
Usage Examples
- The motorized scooter was perfect for navigating through the crowded city streets.
- * The factory uses motorized conveyor belts to transport goods along the production line.
- * The motorized wheelchair allowed the patient to move around the hospital with ease.
Antonyms
manual
non-motorized
non-powered
unpowered
unmotorized
human-powered
pedal-powered
foot-powered
hand-powered
animal-powered
horse-drawn
horse-powered
animal-driven
manpower-driven
labor-intensive
physically-demanding
strenuous
exhausting
tiring
tedious
time-consuming
slow
sluggish
inefficient
ineffective
unproductive
powerless
weak
feeble
impotent
inactive
inert
stationary
static
unmoving
still
quiet
silent