fueled

3.5

Given power by fuel or another energy source

adjective
/ˈfjuːəld/

: alimentado

This power plant is fueled by natural gas, ensuring efficient energy production.

So the mitochondria goes off is fueled off of fat or glucose, OK.

Examples

The generator was fueled by diesel to provide power during the outage.
The car is fueled by electricity, making it environmentally friendly.
Number one, OK, it is a market that has been fueled by this debt.
And then that is fueled by his closest advisers.
So I think now we are amply fueled for this journey.
And could that recession actually be fueled by Jamie Dimon's second warning?
It's that state fueled with true pure devotion.
So just like Godzilla on Earth, those Europans may be fueled by radiation in some indirect way.
It's already fuelled conflicts in Chad and Darfur.
But this is your typical outdoor wood pellet fueled pizza oven in the uni Three.

Synonyms

powered

vsfueled

3.5

Runs on one type of energy such as electricity or petrol

is about being supplied or heated by fuel or an energy source

Antonyms

unfueled

6.7

Without fuel to make a machine like a car or generator work

Idioms

fueled by hopium

Slang

9.9

Being too hopeful even when facts show it is unlikely

Compounds

liquid-fueled

Specialized

1 5.3

Using fuel in liquid form like petrol or rocket fuel

How Powered

high-powered

45 4.4

fueled

3.5

underpowered

2 5.5

unfueled

6.7

Surface Forms

fueled positive

fuelled positive

Morphology

fueled = fuel (transparent) = fuel + ed

Regular past-participle/adjectival formation from the verb 'fuel' with -ed; the meaning 'powered or supplied with fuel' is directly derived.

Etymology

Fueled is easy to remember if you think of fuel as 'food' for fire or engines, because fuel gives energy. So when something is 'fueled' it is given power or energy, whether a machine runs or a feeling grows.