energy
Refers to energy from sources that are not depleted when used, such as wind or solar power.
Energy released during nuclear fission or fusion.
Energy derived from the sun's radiation.
Refers to energy from sources that do not use fossil fuels.
Refers to energy from sources that do not use fossil fuels.
Refers to energy from sources that do not use fossil fuels.
The bodily capacity for activity and work.
The energy or motivation to create new things.
The cognitive capacity for thought and focus.
Energy that comes from being worried or excited.
Referring to a seemingly infinite amount of personal energy.
Refers to a good, optimistic, or constructive vibe or feeling.
Refers to having more energy than is needed or usual.
Referring to a seemingly infinite amount of personal energy.
The psychological capacity to deal with emotions.
Used to emphasize the great amount or intensity of the energy.
Referring to a seemingly infinite amount of personal energy.
Used to emphasize the raw, unadulterated nature of the energy.
Energy that makes it difficult to relax or stay still.
Referring to a seemingly infinite amount of personal energy.
Refers to having more energy than is needed or usual.
Referring to a seemingly infinite amount of personal energy.
Used to emphasize the raw, unadulterated nature of the energy.
Referring to a seemingly infinite amount of personal energy that does not weaken.
The amount of energy a person has.
The act of using energy.
The act of using energy.
A government's plan for dealing with issues of energy production and consumption.
A high-level plan for achieving long-term goals related to energy.
The store of energy available in the body or in a system.
A state where a country produces enough energy to meet its own needs.
Used when a person's level of energy begins to decrease.
An activity that uses effort for no good result.
To possess a certain level of physical or mental energy.
To conserve or not waste energy, both personal and as a power source.
To spend or consume energy on an activity.
To create energy, especially electrical power.
To have a great deal of energy.
To produce energy, especially electrical power.
To conserve or not waste energy, often used for power sources.
To spend or consume energy on an activity. More formal than 'use'.