Uk English Meaning of high-energy
high-energy
Other Uk English words related to high-energy
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Nearest Words of high-energy
- high-embowed => high-arched
- high-density lipoprotein => High-density lipoprotein
- high-definition television => High-definition television
- high-crowned => high-crowned
- high-colored => high-coloured
- high-class => high-class
- high-churchman-ship => High-churchman-ship
- high-churchman => high-churchman
- high-churchism => High churchmanship
- high-church => high church
- high-energy physics => high-energy physics
- higher => higher
- higher cognitive process => higher cognitive process
- higher criticism => higher criticism
- higher education => Higher education
- higher law => Higher law
- higher national diploma => Higher national diploma
- higher rank => higher rank
- higher status => higher status
- higher thought => higher thought
Definitions and Meaning of high-energy in English
high-energy (a)
of or relating to elementary particles having energies of hundreds of thousands of electron volts
high-energy (s)
providing a relatively large amount of energy upon undergoing a chemical reaction
vigorously energetic or forceful
FAQs About the word high-energy
high-energy
of or relating to elementary particles having energies of hundreds of thousands of electron volts, providing a relatively large amount of energy upon undergoing
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high-embowed => high-arched, high-density lipoprotein => High-density lipoprotein, high-definition television => High-definition television, high-crowned => high-crowned, high-colored => high-coloured,
