electrical
Americanadjective
Other Word Forms
- electrically adverb
- nonelectrical adjective
- nonelectrically adverb
- preelectrical adjective
- preelectrically adverb
- unelectrical adjective
- unelectrically adverb
Etymology
Origin of electrical
Example Sentences
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Due to an error in its configuration, the alarm had picked up slight changes to the electrical current in one cable even though these were still within a range considered safe, Inagaki said.
From Barron's
The US electrical grid successfully managed extreme cold, with power plants increasing output and large grid-scale batteries proving crucial.
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The three new stocks were electrical equipment maker Forgent Power Solutions, the biotech Eikon Therapeutics, and the furniture retailer Bob’s Discount Furniture.
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Combining forces would have given the two firms greater leverage to buy copper, a metal that is growing in demand as countries expand electrical networks to harness renewable energies.
From Barron's
To test how well the turtles hear, researchers attached noninvasive sensors to the turtles' heads and recorded the electrical activity traveling along their auditory nerves.
From Science Daily
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