verb
definition
To provide with fuel.
definition
To exacerbate, to cause to grow or become greater.
Examples of fuelled in a Sentence
The cycle of violence has contributed to an atmosphere of extreme mistrust and polarization, which has fuelled further antagonism and violence.
Wars, fuelled by the ready availability of arms, can create massive population displacement.
And what if it were all centralized, whether fuelled by gas, coal or nuclear?
He installed a heating system which is fuelled by willow coppice grown on his own farm.
Westfield was the first chicken litter fuelled plant in the world to use advanced fluidized bed combustion.
The bus is fuelled with liquid hydrogen that is stored on the roof beneath the bulk of a fiberglass cowling.
The smelting too would have been handled by small scale crucibles - probably fuelled by charcoal.
For the United States, Toyota is considering the introduction of flexibly fuelled vehicles in consideration of policies to promote bio ethanol fuels.
The Female trade was fuelled by demand from the commercial sector with shearling ewes being in strong demand up £ 30 on 2000.
Daily Mirror JOHN HOLLINS is convinced Swansea's promotion drive has been fuelled by memories of last season's play-off heartache.
In practice you tend to get a club night fuelled by the best pub jukebox in the world.
There are now many forms of powerful domestic heaters available, which are fuelled by liquid petroleum Gas (LPG ).
Soon the drug and booze fuelled night turns wild as they hire a prostitute to join in the fun.
A CHP plant, which is gas fuelled, supplies the main power source.
Consumer awareness about food safety is rising, fuelled by an almost never-ending stream of food-related TV programs.
On the contrary, fuelled with missionary zeal, they followed their biblical ancestors in the conquest of the holy land.
She is a woman pursued by demons, fuelled by the loss of her mother and her own baby.
In addition any future test procedure should be appropriate for new and emerging technologies such as alternative fuelled and hybrid powered vehicles.
An aircraft fuelled for a transcontinental or transoceanic flight may have on board fifty or sixty tons of highly explosive fuel.
Yob behavior, which is predominantly fuelled by alcohol.
An unashamed lover of the Beatles, Lynne's lush harmonies, layered production techniques, catchy guitar riffs, and sweet as candy melodies fuelled some of the best power-pop music ever recorded.
Speculation arose, fuelled by the media, that the band would tour again but Roger, Nick, David and Rick have all maintained that this is not true.
The NFWI believes this trend is fuelled by the increasingly aggressive promotion of unhealthy food to children.
Engines fuelled by methane biogas or gases from old coal mines normally cease to function if the methane concentration drops below 40 per cent.
The De'Longhi Quattro Plus model is priced at RRP £ 79.95 and fuelled by either a 7kg or 15kg cylinder of Calor gas butane.
Maybe cause sessions are fuelled by organic dark chocolate with black currants, the good stuff.
In some ways, the negative emotions fuelled my creativity.
Very early into these workouts, an ever-increasing amount of energy needs to be fuelled without oxygen, resulting in oxygen-independent glycolysis.
The general economy is experiencing fundamental change, fuelled by technical innovation.
The sudden rush into the market is being fuelled by the potential for big profits.
The Fleet fuelled and replenished with ammunition, and at 9.30 p.m. on 2nd June was reported ready for further action.
The steam was raised in a steam boiler outside the building, which was fuelled by burning city refuse.