nonpropelled
Adjective as in strong fondness
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Example:The nonpropelled missile traveled on a parabolic trajectory.
Definition:A missile that is not powered by an engine (unpropelled) and moves due to inertia or other natural forces.
Example:The ocean current was used to nonpropelled the craft across the sea.
Definition:A craft not capable of self-propulsion (must be propelled by other means).
Example:A nonpropelled spacecraft can be used to observe the effects of long-term exposure to space on materials.
Definition:A spacecraft without propulsion, thus relying on external forces (such as gravity or solar winds) for movement.
Example:The nonpropelled satellite was positioned at a geostationary orbit above the equator.
Definition:A satellite that moves due to the gravitational pull of the Earth and other celestial bodies (not powered by an engine).
Example:The nonpropelled journey took several months as the ship was pushed by ocean currents.
Definition:A journey or motion without an applied force or propulsion system.
Example:The nonpropelled movement of the comet is determined by the sun's gravitational pull.
Definition:Movement that is not assisted by a propulsion system (acts as significantly driven by natural forces).
Example:The nonpropelled mechanism worked by the natural flow of liquid.
Definition:A mechanism that does not have a built-in means of propulsion (operates relying on external forces).
Example:The nonpropelled space shuttle engaged in atmospheric re-entry and landing.
Definition:A space shuttle that relies on external forces (like atmospheric drag) instead of its own propulsion system.
Example:The nonpropelled vehicle was loaned to the prevailing wind to move through the desert.
Definition:A vehicle that does not have a mechanism for self-propulsion (requires another vehicle or force to move).
Example:The nonpropelled flight was a display of the natural ease of gliding.
Definition:A flight where no effort is made to propel the aircraft (it moves through natural forces like air currents).
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