water power

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noun

the power of water used, or capable of being used, to drive machinery, turbines, etc.
a waterfall or descent in a watercourse capable of being so used.
a water right possessed by a mill.

water power

noun

the power latent in a dynamic or static head of water as used to drive machinery, esp for generating electricity
a source of such power, such as a drop in the level of a river, etc
the right to the use of water for such a purpose, as possessed by a water mill

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Word History and Origins

Origin of water power¹

First recorded in 1820–30

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Meanwhile, a company called Austin Water & Power wants to run a pipeline into Ransom Canyon’s ginormous aquifer.

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Additionally, they have promised a A$5bn boost to infrastructure to support local councils by paying for water, power and sewerage at housing development sites.

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Water advisories also have been issued by Los Angeles Department of Water & Power for the Palisades area and for Los Angeles County Waterworks District 29 in Malibu.

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Nearly 300,000 energy customers were in the dark this morning, according to the Los Angeles Department of Water & Power.

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Then there are the provisions that each residential unit needs for water, power, toilet and air conditioning.

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