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Definition of waterpower

waterpower

/ˈwɔːtərˌpaʊ.ər/
wa · ter · pow · er

Plural:waterpowers
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Adjective:water-powered
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1

Mechanical energy or electricity derived from the weight or motion of falling or flowing water.

Example

"Early textile mills along the river relied entirely on waterpower to drive their heavy looms."


2

A waterfall, rapid, or stretch of a stream capable of furnishing mechanical energy, or the legal right to use such water.

Example

"The manufacturing company purchased the land along with several valuable waterpowers on the upper tributary."

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