electrifier
- noun
- /ɪˈlɛktrɪfaɪər/
- Specialized
- The technician checked the electrifier to ensure the fence was working properly.
Examples
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Farmers often use an electrifier to keep livestock safely contained within their fields.
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The electrifier powered the entire city during the storm.
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After a storm, the electrifier needed to be reset to restore power to the equipment.
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An electrifier is essential for this project.
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Farmers often use an electrifier to keep livestock safely contained within their fields.
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The technician checked the electrifier to ensure the fence was working properly.
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After a storm, the electrifier needed to be reset to restore power to the equipment.
Synonyms
An electronic device that makes electrical signals for testing equipment
A device that gives electrical power to a circuit or system
A device that gives power to start or keep a system working
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Etymology
Electrifier comes from electric, which comes from an old Greek word elektron meaning 'amber'. Long ago people found that rubbing amber made a small electric charge, so 'electric' was linked to a kind of power you can feel. That's why an electrifier is a person or device that gives 'electric' power to equipment.