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propel

verb as in throw; release into air

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After all, it was the New Zealand forward's 20 Premier League goals last season that helped propel Forest back into Europe.

From BBC

However the exhaustion caused by her condition means she's unable to propel herself and relies on others to push her.

From BBC

Analysts said the uptick was propelled by price discounts and and other sales incentives from builders, who are grappling with an oversupply of newly-built homes for sale.

From BBC

This makes its chips a critical commodity in the AI boom and has propelled it to the forefront of global geopolitics.

Lilith Fair boosted careers and chart positions, and propelled records, songs, and artists towards Grammy nominations and wins.

From Salon

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

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