electrical
Americanadjective
Other Word Forms
- electrically adverb
- nonelectrical adjective
- nonelectrically adverb
- preelectrical adjective
- preelectrically adverb
- unelectrical adjective
- unelectrically adverb
Etymology
Origin of electrical
Example Sentences
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Rahman, an electrical engineer who would shed no tears for Khamenei, was driving his elderly father — and avid Khamenei supporter — to a mosque where he would be participating in a mourning event.
From Los Angeles Times
Customers often underestimate how complex and costly that electrical work can be, he said, another uncertainty on top of the potential for long-term rate savings.
From Los Angeles Times
It has secured land rights, permission to use the local electrical grid and is currently beginning the planning process with local councils.
From BBC
But the overhead deck itself would have to be tall to accommodate the yard’s electrical wiring.
According to the NHS, it can happen if the electrical impulses in your heart are blocked or delayed.
From BBC
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