propel
pro
prə
prē
pel
ˈpɛl
pel
British pronunciation
/pɹəpˈɛl/
propelled

Definition & Meaning of "propel"in English

to propel
01

to drive, push, or cause to move forward or onward

Transitive: to propel sth
to propel definition and meaning
example
Examples
The boat's engine propels it swiftly across the water.
Using a rocket booster, they propelled the spacecraft into orbit.
02

to provide a reason or motivation for someone to take action

Ditransitive: to propel sb to do sth
example
Examples
The inspiring speech by the coach served to propel the team to give their best effort in the upcoming match.
The promise of recognition and rewards was enough to propel employees to work extra hours to meet the deadline.
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