power-assisted
- adjective
- Specialized
- Her power-assisted bicycle helps her climb steep hills without much effort.
- power-assisted steering
Examples
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From 1930 on, the brakes were vacuum power assisted.
Blog text (17) -
Her wings were eight-meter power-assisted Falcoform Condors, with black solar strips on the upper surfaces.
Fiction book (2000) -
Then he saw Llenor in a stoop, wings swept back, with a couple of power-assisted parasails spiraling after her.
Fiction book (2000) -
The power-assisted steering wheel jumped and jerked in Schmidt's hands as he guided Honey out of the badlands and into the E-zone.
Fiction book (1991) -
The new car features power-assisted braking, making it easier to stop quickly.
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Many modern vehicles are equipped with power-assisted steering to enhance control.
Synonyms
A machine or tool that a motor runs instead of by hand
A machine that uses both an engine and human power
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Etymology
Power-assisted is made of two simple words: power, meaning 'energy' or 'force', and assist, meaning 'to help', so it literally means 'helped by extra power'. Think of a bicycle with a small motor or a steering that makes turning easier, and you see why power-assisted machines let you do the work with less effort.