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accelerator

noun as in machine for giving charged particles high velocity

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Ms West said the driver had told her the accelerator "jammed", with his brakes "not working".

From BBC

Rashd, who studied computer science at university, got a spot in a government-backed incubator and accelerator program called Saudi Game Champions.

The roles were reversed from their previous partnership, with Jones hitting the accelerator throughout while Beaumont eased through the gears with a little more caution.

From BBC

Even more startling, this extraordinary leap has occurred without yet leveraging radical accelerators such as quantum computing or fully self-coding AIs.

From Salon

Later this year it is launching an accelerator programme designed to support and guide high-growth start-ups.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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