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nuclear power
[noo-klee-er pou-er, nyoo-]
noun
power derived from nuclear energy.
nuclear power
noun
Also called: atomic power.power, esp electrical or motive, produced by a nuclear reactor
nuclear power
The electrical power generated by a nuclear reactor.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of nuclear power1
Example Sentences
Shanks said that Scotland was missing out on similar investment, and repeated calls for the Scottish government to end its "ideological position" of presumption against nuclear power.
Uranium-235 is essential both for nuclear power stations and also for nuclear weapons.
Uranium can be used to produce fuel for commercial nuclear power plants, research reactors or weapons depending on the level of enrichment.
It is quite difficult to get your head around the numbers involved in the mammoth project to build a new nuclear power plant.
In recent days, we have seen announcements to fund capital projects for defence, transport in the north of England and a large nuclear power station in Suffolk.
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