propel in Latin
propel in Latin is prōpellō — propel means to push or drive something forward.
propel in Latin
prōpellō
(transitive) To provide an impetus for motion or physical action; to cause to move in a certain direction; to drive or push forward.
What does "propel" mean?
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verb To push or drive something forward.
"The engine propels the boat through the water at high speed."
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verb To drive someone toward a particular outcome or change.
"Her debut album propelled her to overnight fame."
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propel in a sentence
- The engine propels the boat through the water at high speed.
- Her debut album propelled her to overnight fame.
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What is "propel" in Latin?
"propel" in Latin is prōpellō. propel means: To push or drive something forward.
How do you use "propel" in a sentence?
Example: "The engine propels the boat through the water at high speed." In Latin, "propel" is prōpellō.
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