physical energy
Roget category 171
1. Words expressing abstract relations› 1.8. Causation
›› 1.8.3. Power in operation
#171.
Physical Energy
noun
energy,
physical energy,
force,
power
etc.
157 —
keenness
etc.
adj. —
intensity,
vigor,
strength,
elasticity —
go —
high pressure —
fire —
rush.
acrimony,
acritude† —
causiticity†,
virulence —
poignancy —
harshness
etc.
adj. —
severity,
edge,
point —
pungency
etc.
392.
cantharides —
seasoning
etc.
(condiment)
393.
activity,
agitation,
effervescence —
ferment,
fermentation —
ebullition,
splutter,
perturbation,
stir,
bustle —
voluntary energy
etc.
682 —
quicksilver.
resolution
etc.
(mental energy)
604 —
exertion
etc.
(effort)
686 —
excitation
etc.
(mental)
824.
verb
give energy
etc.
n. —
energize,
stimulate,
kindle,
excite,
exert —
sharpen,
intensify —
inflame
etc.
(render violent)
173 —
wind up
etc.
(strengthen)
159.
strike home,
into home,
hard home —
make an impression.
adjective
strong,
energetic,
forcible,
active —
intense,
deep-dyed,
severe,
keen,
vivid,
sharp,
acute,
incisive,
trenchant,
brisk.
rousing,
irritation —
poignant —
virulent,
caustic,
corrosive,
mordant,
harsh,
stringent —
double-edged,
double-shotted†,
double-distilled —
drastic,
escharotic† —
racy
etc.
(pungent)
392.
potent
etc.
(powerful)
157 —
radioactive.
adverb
strongly
etc.
adj. —
fortiter in re [Lat.] —
with telling effect.
phrase
the steam is up —
vires acquirit eundo [Lat.] —
the race by vigor not by vaunts is won"
[Pope].
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