Fueled

The past tense and past participle of the verb 'fuel', meaning to provide with or to supply (something) with a source of energy, such as a combustible substance, or more generally, to strengthen or stimulate. It often implies an increase in activity, intensity, or momentum. Figuratively, 'fueled' can refer to giving impetus or support to an emotion, process, or system, or even the supply of raw materials. It highlights an external element contributing to the overall intensity of the situation. The impact can be positive, causing growth or escalation, or negative, leading to destruction or conflict. The key is a change in momentum and providing the impetus or support to allow something to continue or start.

Fueled meaning with examples

• The race car was meticulously prepared, its engine carefully fueled with high-octane gasoline, ensuring maximum performance throughout the competition. The pit crew was constantly on the lookout, so that nothing would slow the driver down, fueling their pursuit of the coveted first place spot.
• The constant stream of positive reviews and social media buzz fueled the rising popularity of the new restaurant, resulting in packed seating and long wait times. The innovative menu and the service only added to the momentum fueling the increase in customers, and resulting in the restaurant's success.
• The arguments between the neighbors, fueled by decades of unresolved disputes, escalated into a heated conflict. The continuous animosity, and unresolved issues only fueled the ever-growing bad feelings and the continued aggression with insults and threats.
• His passion for coding, fueled by a relentless curiosity and love of problem-solving, led to his innovative software creations. Each new problem was welcomed, as a new opportunity to exercise his abilities, further fueling his desire to become one of the best coders in the world.