Synonyms for internal combustion
in·ter·nal com·bus·tion

Princeton's WordNet

1. internal combustionnoun

   the combustion of fuel inside a cylinder (as in an internal-combustion engine)

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1. 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.

2. Stephan Winkelmann:

   These cars are the last ones to hold up the flag of power, the maximum you can imagine from an internal combustion engine, therefore these cars will rise in price, big time.

3. Kim Frum:

   The Postal Service is fully committed to the inclusion of electric vehicles as a significant part of our delivery fleet even though the investment will cost more than an internal combustion engine vehicle. The Postal Service said, as we have stated repeatedly, we must make fiscally prudent decisions in the needed introduction of a new vehicle fleet, we will continue to look for opportunities to increase the electrification of our delivery fleet in a responsible manner, consistent with our operating strategy, the deployment of appropriate infrastructure, and our financial condition, which we expect to continue to improve as we pursue our plan.

4. Micheal Austin:

   Internal combustion autos are dead, petroleum is a finite fuel source.

5. Steve Bouma-Prediger:

   In my college religion classes, I sometimes quote 2 Hesitations 4:3 ('There are no internal combustion engines in heaven'), i wait to see if anyone realizes that there is no such book in the Bible and therefore no such verse.