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push button

noun as in button pushed to control electrical circuit

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Auto-turn steering also means no tricky levers or triggers to manipulate—just press the electric push button and start carving.

Instead, you use the key fob, your smartphone or a push button on the window frame to pop open the door.

You’ve got four to eight of those push buttons for pedestrian crossings.

The solution is a push button at the bottom of the window above a small protruding ledge put there to give you something to pull the door open.

Hypersonic drones, like the drones before them, are the latest innovation in push-button warfare.

The latest in push button warfare, hypersonic weapons have launched a new arms race among the big powers—emphasis on the race.

With ordinary connections to the push button and motor, the mechanism will only run while the push button is being pressed.

One of the wires from the coil is attached to a push button, H, to be used when a reading of the instrument is made.

Mr. Garwell touched a push-button on his desk, and a clerk appeared.

And beside the push button set-up was a ledger containing a list of names with their cell numbers.

Each flare was controlled by a push button in the pilot's cockpit.

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

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