Powered

/ˈpaʊəd/

Meaning & Definition

verb

Past tense of power; to supply with energy or mechanical force.

The new car is powered by a hybrid engine.

To operate or run a machine or device.

The remote control is powered by two AA batteries.

To provide the necessary energy or motivation to accomplish something.

He was powered by his passion for innovation.

adjective

Equipped with a specific source of energy.

The powered speakers provided excellent sound quality for the event.

Driven or propelled by a particular mechanism or energy source.

The powered bicycle allows riders to travel faster with less effort.

Derived from the verb 'power', originating from Middle English 'pouer', from Old French 'poeir', from Latin 'potere'.

driven or operated by a specific energy source.

self-powered

capable of generating its own energy.

powered up

activated or enhanced, typically by energy.

power

The ability or capacity to do something or act in a certain way.

engine

A machine designed to convert energy into useful mechanical motion.

battery

A device consisting of one or more electrochemical cells that store and provide electrical energy.

Amped up

After that pep rally, the team is fully amped up for the game.

Juiced

The new gaming system is totally juiced with the latest tech.