fuelled

Given its juice

Fuelled is the British spelling of fueled, the past tense and past participle of fuel.

To fuel something is to supply it with a source of energy, whether literal the plane was fuelled overnight or figurative speculation fuelled by media reports.

The spelling with double L follows the British convention for verbs ending in a vowel plus L, while American English uses the single-L fueled.

motivation

ambition

Desire for achievement

aspiration · enthusiasm · momentum · perseverance · tenacity · vigor · impetus · initiative · persistence · eagerness

intensified

speculation

Unproven theorizing or risky investment

tensions · anger · resentment · fears · anxiety · outrage · crisis · conflict · unrest · backlash

powered

engine

Machine producing motion

battery · generator · kinetic · mechanical · diesel · gasoline · petrol · kerosene · coal · nuclear

sustained

stamina

Capacity for sustained effort

calories · carbohydrates · protein · glucose · caffeine · hydration · nutrition · meal · snack · energy bar

Opposites
energy supply state

fuelledunfuelled

Having no combustible added

empty · depleted · drained · exhausted · running on empty

causation/motivation

fuelleddampened

Made moist or subdued

suppressed · quelled · extinguished · stifled · smothered

Phrases
Family

fuelling, refuelling, fueller

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