coal-burning

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coal-burning

A coal-burning steamship travels across the ocean.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Fueled by burning coal: Describes something that operates or functions by using coal as its primary fuel source through combustion.
Usage Examples
  • Adjective:
    • The factory is a coal-burning facility, which contributes to local air pollution.
    • Many older power plants were coal-burning, but newer ones often use natural gas or renewable energy.
Advanced Usage
  • Technical/Environmental Context: The term is often used in discussions about energy, industry, and environmental impact to specify the type of fuel used.
    • The government introduced stricter emissions standards for all coal-burning industries.
Variants and Related Words
  • Coal-fired (adj): A direct synonym, meaning the same thing.
    • A coal-fired power station.
  • Coal-powered (adj): Similar in meaning, emphasizing that coal provides the power.
    • Coal-powered locomotives were once common.
Synonyms
  • Coal-fired: Operated by burning coal.
  • Coal-powered: Driven by energy from coal.
Notes on Usage
  • Compound Word: "Coal-burning" is a compound adjective. It is typically hyphenated when used before a noun (e.g., a coal-burning stove) but may sometimes be written without a hyphen in other contexts. It directly modifies the noun it describes to indicate its fuel source.
  • Specificity: The term is specific to coal as a combustible material. It is not used for other solid fuels like wood (wood-burning) or other fossil fuels like oil (oil-fired).
coal-burning

A coal-burning steamship travels across the ocean.

Adjective
  1. fueled by burning coal
    • a coal-fired ship

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