Synonyms for horsepower
ˈhɔrsˌpaʊ ərhorse·pow·er

Princeton's WordNet

1. horsepower, HP, H.P.noun

   a unit of power equal to 746 watts

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1. • Power Unit

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1. thermal conductivity

   electric field that causes the flow of current.

   " the car showed it had a lot of horsepower, when the driver sped off."

   Submitted by rinat on September 9, 2019  

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1. List of paraphrases for "horsepower":

   hp, power

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1. Kyle Larson:

   I don't know if it's a horsepower thing, or whatever, but, we're getting quicker and quicker every week. We just need to find bigger gains to getting more speed.

2. Richard Kim:

   You don't have to sacrifice anything for being sustainable, this is 100% sustainable, electric, non-polluting vehicle, and it can be as dynamic as 1,000 horsepower.

3. Sian Beilock:

   I think the opportunity to use our thinking and reasoning skills and continually use them throughout our lives likely contributes to our ability to stay sharp, so being able to do complex thinking and reasoning in our profession is one way to continually flex our cognitive horsepower or brain power.

4. Arun Majumdar:

   The Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability will not only harness the intellectual horsepower of our students, faculty, and staff across our campus, but also partner with external organizations around the world to co-develop innovative solutions and identify new insights through research and education, as is often said, we do not inherit Stanford Earth from our ancestors, we borrow Stanford Earth from our children. We must create a future in which humans and nature thrive together.

5. Bettina Zahnd:

   Maximum acceleration is available immediately, while it takes a moment for internal combustion engines with even strong horsepower to reach maximum acceleration. That places new demands on drivers.