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A substance that propels something, such as fuel in rockets or gas in aerosol cans.
The fuel or substance used to propel a rocket or spacecraft.
General term for propellant in aerospace contexts.
Liquid hydrogen is used as a propellant for rockets.
Means 'fuel' in general; often used when the propellant is a fuel.
This rocket's fuel is solid.
Literally 'jetting agent'; used in technical contexts for propellants that are ejected.
Performance varies depending on the type of propellant.
The gas that pushes the product out of a spray can.
The explosive charge that propels a bullet.
Something that drives or propels an action or process forward.
The gas in the can ran out.
The power differs depending on the type of propellant.
Means 'motive power' or 'driving force'; often used for motivation.
Curiosity is the propellant of his research.