unpowered
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4.4
- adjective
- /ʌnˈpaʊərd/
:
sin energía
- And where are those ungifted, uneducated, unpowered people going to go?
- unpowered flight
Examples
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But we take it back out of here and we plug it into our unpowered hub and boom, problem.
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The creator of this project suspects that it could have been handled with a smaller unpowered magnet, which would not have been as visible.
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But then it really is aircraft that are unpowered get the get the priority.
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Balloons, C drones, unpowered passive devices, right, that kind of stuff.
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Balloons, C drones, unpowered passive devices, right, that kind of stuff.
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Right now, the number of unpowered customers is about 600,000, down from 850,000.
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While above 34th Street in Manhattan, there are few reminders of the hurricane that has killed over 65 and put several million in unheated, unpowered homes.
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The drone hovered silently above the field, completely unpowered as it relied on heat currents to stay aloft.
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After the engine failed, the glider was left unpowered and glided gracefully towards the landing zone.
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During the demonstration, the model plane flew unpowered, showcasing how it could glide without an engine.
Synonyms
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4.5
Not carrying any electric charge, for example neutrons or a dead battery
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2.9
Not attached to a power outlet
Not using electricity or machines
A device or battery that has no power left
A device that has no electric power to work
A phone or other device with no battery power and not working
Not letting electricity move through it
Antonyms
How Powered
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word unpowered starts with un- meaning 'not' and the part power meaning 'energy'. So unpowered means 'not using power', which is why an unpowered glider or boat moves without an engine or electricity.