power loom

American  

[pou-er-loom] / ˈpaʊ ərˌlum /

Or power-loom

noun

1. a loom operated by mechanical or electrical power.

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Etymology

Origin of power loom

First recorded in 1800–10

Example Sentences

Just like the Luddites did to the power looms.

From Los Angeles Times

Like the power loom, the mechanized assembly line and the ATM, generative AI offers the promise of performing certain types of work more cheaply and efficiently than humans can accomplish.

From Washington Post

The two nations, both so practical in so many ways — whether power looms or medical science and high finance — are nonetheless suckers for princes and princesses and happily ever after.

From Washington Post

The government has proposed a series of increasingly tough measures to conserve energy as shortages of gas and power loom that could lead to rationing in a worst-case scenario.

From Reuters

Instead of blanketing the place with the percussive din that only a room full of power looms could produce, most of the machines sit silent and still.

From New York Times