Definitions and Examples of powered, motorized
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Having a source of energy or power, typically an engine or motor.
Example
The boat was powered by a diesel engine that could reach high speeds.
Equipped with a motor or engine to provide power or energy.
Example
The wheelchair was motorized to help the patient move around more easily.
Key Differences: powered vs motorized
- 1Powered refers to having a source of energy or power, often in the form of an engine or motor.
- 2Motorized refers to being equipped with a motor or engine to provide power or energy.
Effective Usage of powered, motorized
- 1Transportation: Use powered and motorized to describe vehicles that have engines or motors.
- 2Engineering: Incorporate these antonyms in technical discussions to differentiate between engineless and powered machinery.
- 3Environmentalism: Utilize these antonyms to describe the impact of human-made machines on the environment.
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Remember this!
The antonyms powered and motorized describe a state of having an engine or motor to provide energy or power. Use these words to describe vehicles, differentiate between engineless and powered machinery, and discuss the impact of human-made machines on the environment.
