propelling
pruh pe ling
- v cause to move forward with force
- v give an incentive for action
- s tending to or capable of propelling
- A trader with the look of despair over the economy sent Wall Street plunging again Wednesday, propelling the Dow Jones industrials down 733 points to their second-largest point .
- Strict-target limits on greenhouse gas emissions for 2020 are propelling policymakers to cut consumption of energy and increase renewable generation.
- It's palpable, but rarely mentioned, like the wire propelling an actor through an action sequence that gets computer-erased in the final print.