supercharge

Speech parts

1. supercharge - Noun

2. supercharge - Verb

Meaning

To charge (a bearing) upon another bearing; as, to supercharge a rose upon a fess.

A bearing charged upon another bearing.

Source: Webster's dictionary

Synonyms

boost pressurize advance pressurise power up cram charge fuel drive gain advanced progress promote raise load
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Antonyms

lower loss prevent blight reduce damage
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Hypernyms

change increase alter modify

Derivatives

supercharged Supercharging

Examples

boost the voltage in an electrical circuit Source: Internet

Climate scientists blame human activities for a rise in average temperatures in California since the early 20th Century and say extreme wet-dry cycles are creating parched vegetation to supercharge wildfires. Source: Internet

In her new role, Lewis will work alongside Global CEO Jakob Nielsen and the global leadership team to supercharge the Finecast global footprint, with expansion into 20 countries over the next 24 months. Source: Internet

A new federal court order will allow the Republican National Committee to “supercharge” their voter suppression efforts. Source: Internet

For example, our favorite WordPress hosts typically supercharge their infrastructures with much faster solid-state drives and SSL certificates. Source: Internet

Customers achieve the lowest TCO: intelligent automation and self-service supercharge productivity, while workload-aware auto-scaling and real-time spot buying drive down compute costs. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

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