electrical
[ih-lek-tri-kuh l]
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adjective
concerned with electricity: an electrical consultant.
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Origin of electrical
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Examples from the Web for electrically
Contemporary Examples of electrically
However, photons are electrically neutral, so their influence on each other is minimal under ordinary circumstances.
Their electrically charged fling bathed in the light of Venice forms the first part of the novel.
Historical Examples of electrically
In this, as in everything else electrically, the magnet comes into play.
Electricity for BoysJ. S. Zerbe
It was warm in his limousine, which was electrically heated.
The Daffodil MysteryEdgar Wallace
Something that was in the girl imparted itself to the wife, electrically.
Other Main-Travelled RoadsHamlin Garland
Erickson's features looked as if he had been electrically shocked.
The Day Time Stopped MovingBradner Buckner
The machines are all of modern design and electrically driven.
The Greatest Highway in the WorldAnonymous
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