energetic

IPA: ɛnɝdʒˈɛtɪk

(materials science, chiefly in the plural) Any material utilized for its release of energy, either as an explosive, propellant, or for pyrotechnic effects.

Examples of "energetic" in Sentences

He is winsome, energetic, and intelligent.
She is moody, energetic, and very trustful.
She is friendly, energetic, and very trustful.
As a man he was upright, vigorous and energetic.
Hamilton was winsome, energetic, and intelligent.
Reproduction is energetically costly to the male.
Sarpi entered energetically into the controversy.
The monks were energetic cultivators of the land.
The direct tautomerisation is energetically not favoured.
He was energetically involved in Dekulakization in Ukraine.
Someone angry and energetic is calling you a "Washington insider."
Still, I suppose overly energetic is preferable to dull and lifeless any day.
The economy must continue to flow and remain energetic once the stimulus stops
The children also engage in energetic and educational field trips and other activities.
I love working in energetic places like subways, cafes, airport lounges and hotel lobbies.
"There was a lot of what we call energetic material - bomb-squad talk for explosive stuff,"
He is known as a energetic defender—with D'Antoni praising his ability to "get into people."