energy

Letters that make energy

e, g, n, r, y are letters that make 'energy'

Words within energy

ER, Gy, en, erg, ENE, NE, Er, Ne, Rg are words within 'energy'

Anagrams of energy

greeny, gyrene are anagrams of 'energy'


6 possible definitions for 'energy'

Energy as "any source of usable power"

Under this definition, energy is a noun and has the following properties:

energy as a type

'energy' can be a type of physical phenomenon.

Example of energy used within this context

"the DOE is responsible for maintaining the energy policy"


Energy as "an imaginative lively style (especially style of writing)"

Under this definition, energy is a noun and has the following properties:

Synonyms

vigor, vigour, vim, muscularity have the same meaning as 'energy'

energy as a type

'energy' can be a type of sprightliness, life, spirit, liveliness.

Types of energy

vitality, verve are types of 'energy'.

Derivatives of energy

energize, energise, excite are derivatives of 'energy'.

Example of energy used within this context

"his writing conveys great energy", "a remarkable muscularity of style"


Energy as "enterprising or ambitious drive"

Under this definition, energy is a noun and has the following properties:

Synonyms

get-up-and-go, push have the same meaning as 'energy'

energy as a type

'energy' can be a type of drive.

Types of energy

second wind is a type of energy.

Derivatives of energy

industrious, arouse, energize, energise, stimulate, perk up, brace, bear on, push, tug, labor, drive, campaign, fight, agitate, labour, crusade, pushful, pushy, energetic, gumptious, up-and-coming, press are derivatives of 'energy'.

Example of energy used within this context

"Europeans often laugh at American energy"


Energy as "forceful exertion"

Under this definition, energy is a noun and has the following properties:

Synonyms

zip, vigor, vigour have the same meaning as 'energy'

energy as a type

'energy' can be a type of strength, forcefulness, force.

Types of energy

athleticism, strenuosity are types of 'energy'.

Derivatives of energy

lively, zippy, arouse, energize, energise, stimulate, perk up, brace, excite, energetic, vigorous, brisk, alert, merry, rattling, snappy, spanking are derivatives of 'energy'.

Example of energy used within this context

"he plays tennis with great energy", "he's full of zip"


Energy as "(physics) a thermodynamic quantity equivalent to the capacity of a physical system to do work, the units of energy are joules or ergs"

Under this definition, energy is a noun and has the following properties:

Synonyms

free energy has the same meaning as energy

energy as a type

'energy' can be a type of physical phenomenon.

Types of energy

activation energy, energy of activation, alternative energy, nuclear energy, binding energy, separation energy, chemical energy, electrical energy, energy level, rest energy, mechanical energy, radiant energy, energy state, atomic energy, work, electricity, heat, heat energy, radiation are types of 'energy'.

energy as a category

'energy' can be a category of physics, natural philosophy.

Derivatives of energy

arouse, energize, energise, stimulate, perk up, brace, excite are derivatives of 'energy'.

Example of energy used within this context

"energy can take a wide variety of forms"


Energy as "a healthy capacity for vigorous activity"

Under this definition, energy is a noun and has the following properties:

Synonyms

vitality, vim have the same meaning as 'energy'

energy as a type

'energy' can be a type of healthiness, good health.

Types of energy

qi, ch'i, ki, juice, chi are types of 'energy'.

Derivatives of energy

arouse, energize, energise, full of life, stimulate, perk up, brace, excite, lively, energetic, vital are derivatives of 'energy'.

Example of energy used within this context

"jogging works off my excess energy", "he seemed full of vim and vigor"



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