fueled

[fyood]

fueled Definition

• 1. to supply with material to burn or cause to produce energy
• 2. to stimulate or encourage something to happen

Using fueled: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "fueled" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The car is fueled by gasoline.

• Example

  His passion for music fueled his desire to learn how to play the guitar.

• Example

  The team's victory fueled their confidence for the next game.

fueled Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for fueled

• power
• spur
• energize
• stimulate
• incite

Antonyms for fueled

• extinguish
• quench
• dampen

Phrases with fueled

• fuel up

  to fill a vehicle's fuel tank with gasoline or other fuel

  Example

  Let's fuel up before we hit the road.

• fueled by

  to be powered or driven by something

  Example

  The company's success was fueled by its innovative products.

• firing on all cylinders

  to be operating at full capacity or with maximum efficiency

  Example

  After a good night's sleep, I'm firing on all cylinders this morning.

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Summary: fueled in Brief

The verb 'fueled' [fyood] means to supply with material to burn or cause to produce energy, or to stimulate or encourage something to happen. It can refer to filling a vehicle's fuel tank, as in 'Let's fuel up before we hit the road,' or to powering or driving something, as in 'The company's success was fueled by its innovative products.' 'Fueled' can also be used figuratively, as in 'His passion for music fueled his desire to learn how to play the guitar.'