high-voltage (Meaning)

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high-voltage (s)

operating on or powered by a high voltage

vigorously energetic or forceful

No weak antonyms found.

The electrical substation contained high-voltage transformers that could transmit electricity over long distances.
Safety protocols were strictly enforced at the high-voltage transmission line to prevent accidents.
Engineers utilized high-voltage capacitors to store electrical energy for later release.
The research laboratory employed high-voltage equipment to study the effects of electricity on materials.
Electric fences operate at high-voltage to deter intruders from accessing secure areas.
High-voltage rectifiers convert alternating current to direct current, enhancing the efficiency of electrical systems.
Special insulation was required to protect workers and equipment from the high-voltage environment.
The high-voltage switchgear allowed technicians to safely control and isolate electrical circuits.
Lightning strikes can induce high-voltage surges in electrical networks, causing damage to sensitive components.
High-voltage electron beams are used in advanced microscopy techniques to visualize structures at the atomic level.

operating on or powered by a high voltage, vigorously energetic or forceful

spellbinding, kinetic, energetic,dynamic, lively, electric, enthralling, enchanting, interesting, tantalizing

unexciting, unexciting, dull, boring, tiresome, tedious, tiresome, dull,boring, tedious

The electrical substation contained high-voltage transformers that could transmit electricity over long distances.

Safety protocols were strictly enforced at the high-voltage transmission line to prevent accidents.

Engineers utilized high-voltage capacitors to store electrical energy for later release.

The research laboratory employed high-voltage equipment to study the effects of electricity on materials.