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“propelling”
propel (verb), propels; propelled; propelling
1. To give impetus for a physical action; to cause to move forward or onward: Stelle pressed her foot on the gas pedal, or accelerator, in her car to propel or force it into action!.
2. To give someone a motive or an urge for action: When Judy viewed the beautiful stars in a very clear night sky, it propelled her into studying astronomy after she finished school.
2. To give someone a motive or an urge for action: When Judy viewed the beautiful stars in a very clear night sky, it propelled her into studying astronomy after she finished school.
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pel-, -pell, -pellent, -peal
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pro-, por-, pur-
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propelling (adjective), more propelling, most propelling
Referring to something that tends to motivate or impel: Jack suddenly had a propelling anxiety regarding his wife that immediately sent him off to find her.
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pel-, -pell, -pellent, -peal
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