energies
Powers for action
Energies is the plural of energy, used when distinguishing types or sources: renewable energies, creative energies.
Someone who devotes their energies to a cause directs sustained effort toward it.
In physics, different energies—kinetic, potential, thermal—are measured separately.
In spiritual contexts, energies may refer to forces or vibrations: The room had strange energies.
Greek letter or energy
- pranaVital breath energy
- chakrasBody's spiritual focal points
- auraPerceived emanation surrounding someone
- reikiJapanese energy healing
kundalini · qi · life-force · meditation · healing · vibrations · meridians · subtle
Product of mass, velocity
- velocityDirected rate of motion
- motionChange in position
- accelerationRate velocity changes
- movementChange in position
force · inertia · collision · rotation · torque · impulse · locomotion · oscillation
Active physical strength
- staminaCapacity for sustained effort
- livelinessAnimated, energetic quality
- zestKeen enjoyment or peel
- vivacityAnimated spirit or energy
exuberance · verve · pep · oomph · dynamism · enthusiasm · drive · spark
Of the star
- windAir current outdoors
- hydroelectricGenerated by flowing water
- geothermalRelating to underground heat
- biomassLiving material in aggregate
tidal · wave · photovoltaic · sustainable · clean · green · alternative · carbon-neutral
Energy from charged particles
- megawattsMillion-watt units
- kilowattsThousand-watt units
- gridFramework of intersecting lines
- voltageElectrical potential difference
current · generator · turbine · transformer · substation · circuit · wattage · consumption
Kept in reserve
- latentPresent but inactive
- gravitationalRelating to mass-based attraction
- chemicalSubstance with defined composition
- elasticAble to stretch, rebounds
nuclear · electrical · magnetic · thermal · mechanical · rest · capacitive · spring
Combustible sedimentary rock
- oilSlippery viscous fluid
- gasFormless, expanding substance
- petroleumNatural underground hydrocarbon liquid
- dieselCompression-ignition fuel
combustion · extraction · drilling · refinery · carbon · emissions · nonrenewable · crude
chi
Greek letter or energy
- pranaVital breath energy
- chakrasBody's spiritual focal points
- auraPerceived emanation surrounding someone
reiki · kundalini · qi · life-force · meditation · healing · vibrations · meridians · subtle · etheric
momentum
Product of mass, velocity
- velocityDirected rate of motion
- motionChange in position
- accelerationRate velocity changes
movement · force · inertia · collision · rotation · torque · impulse · locomotion · oscillation · vibration
vigor
Active physical strength
- staminaCapacity for sustained effort
- livelinessAnimated, energetic quality
- zestKeen enjoyment or peel
vivacity · exuberance · verve · pep · oomph · dynamism · enthusiasm · drive · spark · animation
solar
Of the star
- windAir current outdoors
- hydroelectricGenerated by flowing water
- geothermalRelating to underground heat
biomass · tidal · wave · photovoltaic · sustainable · clean · green · alternative · carbon-neutral · zero-emission
electricity
Energy from charged particles
voltage · current · generator · turbine · transformer · substation · circuit · wattage · consumption · output
stored
Kept in reserve
- latentPresent but inactive
- gravitationalRelating to mass-based attraction
- chemicalSubstance with defined composition
elastic · nuclear · electrical · magnetic · thermal · mechanical · rest · capacitive · spring · compressive
coal
Combustible sedimentary rock
- oilSlippery viscous fluid
- gasFormless, expanding substance
- petroleumNatural underground hydrocarbon liquid
diesel · combustion · extraction · drilling · refinery · carbon · emissions · nonrenewable · crude · fracking
- Abstractsabstractions, concepts, ideas, properties, qualities
- ghostsapparitions, ghosts, apparition, phantoms, specter
energieslethargies
Conditions of drowsy inactivity
fatigues · exhaustions · weariness · tiredness · languor
energiesapathies
Lacks of concern
indifferences · passivity · inertia · inactivity · indifference
energiesweaknesses
Points of vulnerability
frailties · feebleness · infirmities · impotence · powerlessness
- renewable energiesSelf-replenishing power sources
- alternative energiesNon-traditional power sources
- green energiesSustainable power sources
- kinetic energiesPower of moving masses