energy

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Synonyms: exergy, emergy, anergy, energa, inergy

Antonyms: exergy, emergy, anergy, energa, inergy

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Noun

1. The [[impetus]] behind all [[motion]] and all [[activity]].
2. The capacity to do [[work]].
3. {{senseid|en|Q11379}} {{lb|en|physics}} A [[quantity]] that denotes the [[ability]] to do [[work]] and is measured in a unit dimensioned in [[mass]] × [[distance]]²/[[time]]² (ML²/T²) or the equivalent.
4. An [[intangible]], [[modifiable]] [[force]] (usually characterized as either '[[positive]]' or '[[negative]]') believed in some [[New Age]] religions to emanate from a person, place or thing and which is (or can be) [[preserve]]d and [[transfer]]red in human [[interaction]]s; shared [[mood]] or group [[habit]].
5. {{lb|en|Eastern Orthodoxy|theology|often|in the plural}} The [[external]] [[action]]s and [[influence]]s resulting from an [[entity]]’s [[internal]] [[nature]] ([[ousia]]) and by which it is made [[manifest]], as opposed to that internal nature itself; the [[aspect]] of an entity that can [[affect]] the [[wider]] [[world]] and be [[apprehend]]ed by other beings.
6. {{lb|en|RPG|video games|board games}} A measure of how many actions a player or unit can take; in the fantasy genre often called [[magic point]]s or [[mana]].
7. {{lb|en|Internet slang}} An [[atmosphere#Noun|atmosphere]], [[aura#Noun|aura]], or [[vibe#Noun|vibe]].

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