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energy-storing

 

Definitions from WordNet

Adjective energy-storing has 1 sense
  1. constructive-metabolic, energy-storing - of or relating to anabolism
    Antonyms: catabolic, katabolic (indirect, via anabolic)

Definitions from the Web

Energy-Storing

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense:

1. Capable of storing or releasing energy.

Usage:

- In the field of renewable energy, energy-storing technologies, such as batteries and capacitors, play a vital role.

- The energy-storing capabilities of our new solar power system allow us to save excess electricity for nighttime usage.

Sense:

2. Designed to store or release energy.

Usage:

- The cyclist wore energy-storing shoes that store kinetic energy generated during pedaling for later use.

- The energy-storing fabric of this jacket converts body heat into electrical energy.

Sense:

3. Popular or local term

Usage:

- In the local community, "energy-storing" is a term used to describe a person's ability to remain active and energetic throughout the day.

Sample Sentences:

  1. The energy-storing capabilities of this device make it perfect for camping trips.
  2. She invested in an energy-storing electric car to help reduce her carbon footprint.
  3. Our energy-storing house uses solar panels to collect and store energy during the day.
  4. The industry is constantly researching new energy-storing solutions to meet the growing demand for sustainable energy.

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