Propulsion usually means movement caused by a force. "Propulsion" may refer to:

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• Vehicle propulsion
  • Air propulsion
  • Ground propulsion
  • Marine propulsion
  • Spacecraft propulsion
• Animal locomotion, also referred to as propulsion

Music

• Propulsion (TV news music), a television news music package created by 615 Music

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Noun

propulsion

1. (physics) A force causing movement.

Related terms

• propel

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