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Meaning of propels
The primary meaning of the word "propels" is to drive or push something forward, often with force or energy.
Etymology of propels
The word "propels" originates from the Latin word "propellere", which means "to drive forward"
It is a combination of "pro" (meaning "forward") and "pellere" (meaning "to drive")
The word has been used in English since the 15th century to describe the act of driving or pushing something forward
Synonyms
drives
motivates
pushes
thrusts
urges
compels
forces
impels
launches
moves
stimulates
acts
advances
boosts
energizes
excites
goads
inspires
prompts
spurs
accelerates
aids
assists
catalyzes
encourages
facilitates
fosters
furthers
helps
incites
induces
inflames
instigates
kindles
lifts
nudges
quickens
reinforces
sparks
spurs
stimulates
strengthens
supports
triggers
vitalizes
Definitions
- To drive or push something forward, often with force or energy
- * To motivate or inspire someone to take action
- * To move or launch something, such as a vehicle or a project, into motion
Usage Examples
- The engine propels the car forward
- * Her passion for music propels her to practice every day
- * The company's innovative ideas propel it to the top of the industry