Similar words: fuel, fuels, refuel, biofuel, fuel cell, fuel gauge, fossil fuel, nuclear fuel. Meaning: ['fjuːəl /'fjʊəl] 
adj. heated, driven, or produced by burning fuel.
adj. heated, driven, or produced by burning fuel. 
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1. His provocative words only fueled the argument further.
2. The economic boom was fueled by easy credit.
3. But we also succeeded, and our successes fueled us.
4. Like any big-block V-8 fueled by gasoline, this engine chugged regular unleaded.
5. Flames, fueled by gasoline and exploding ammunition, shot into the air.
6. The very existence of the Mac fanatics fueled the resistance of those whom Apple was most trying to woo.
7. Kawaja fueled speculation by publicly suggesting that barrels of the by-product were shipped out under cover of night.
8. In peacetime, the business became legitimate and was fueled by a consumer boom.
9. The new religious revival is fueled by a revulsion with the corruptions of contemporary society.
10. That would have fueled a disastrous crash that would cripple banks and securities firms and lead to a deep recession.
11. The recent price declines they say have been fueled by them unwinding those bets.
12. Strong winds and high temperatures fueled dozens of fires in parched Oregon.
13. The local economy exploded, fueled by thousands of new auto workers.
14. The decision to sell the car was fueled by necessity.
15. Thus many Great Groups are fueled by an invigorating, completely unrealistic view of what they can accomplish.
16. The company said earnings growth was fueled by stronger worldwide sales of pharmaceuticals and nutritional products, which includes infant formula.
17. Then there were allegations that the verdict was fueled by anti-Hispanic racism.
18. But carbon has fueled industrial development, as well as its accompanying atmospheric shock.
19. They fueled the industrial revolution in both Great Britain and the United States but are today a standard third-world-manufactured product.
20. Partly, the boom in direct selling is fueled by the uncertain job market.
21. That fueled the movement among Democrats to oust their own president, Lyndon B.. Johnson.
22. The bags are required by law to inflate in a fraction of a second, fueled by hot gases.
23. Bond revenue and special funds like the highway account fueled by the gasoline tax are earmarked in advance.
24. Waiting on the runway at Osan Air Base, armed and fueled, were the F-111 fighter-bombers.
25. Tillman twisted the stopcock on the bottle of gas that fueled the stove.
26. Whether it was the very controversy surrounding the habeas issue that fueled his interest can not be said.sentencedict.com
27. His is not the usual tale of an athlete fueled by passion, fulfilling a lifelong dream at the Olympic Games.
28. Fund-raisers used fears of destruction to raise the prodigious sums that fueled the entire machine.
29. In addition to simple rage over the hike in water bills, other issues fueled the recall movement.
30. It is a dialogue that begins with curiosity and is fueled by knowledge, leading to understanding.
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