voltage
[vohl-tij]
noun Electricity.
electromotive force or potential difference expressed in volts.
Origin of voltage
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strength, force, weight, energy, intensity, potential, heat, service, electricity, dynamism, vigor, puissance, potency, omnipotence, brawn, sinew, vim, forcefulness, muscle, mightExamples from the Web for voltage
Contemporary Examples of voltage
But where was the voltage, the sense of anticipation, the excitement?
Historical Examples of voltage
(b) Turn on all the lamps and measure the voltage of each cell.
The Automobile Storage BatteryO. A. Witte
Ordinarily the voltage begins to rise immediately and uniformly.
The Automobile Storage BatteryO. A. Witte
At the point marked 0, the voltage begins to rise very rapidly.
The Automobile Storage BatteryO. A. Witte
The cell becomes different from the rest in gravity, voltage and bubbling.
The Automobile Storage BatteryO. A. Witte
The specific gravity is a better guide than the lamps or voltage.
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