Synonyms for nuclear power
nu·cle·ar pow·er

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1. nuclear powernoun

   Synonyms:
   atomic power

2. nuclear powernoun

   Power, especially electrical power, obtained using nuclear fission or nuclear fusion

   Synonyms:
   atomic power

3. nuclear powernoun

   A nation that possesses nuclear weapons

   Synonyms:
   atomic power

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1. atomic power, nuclear powernoun

   nuclear energy regarded as a source of electricity for the power grid (for civilian use)

   Synonyms:
   atomic power

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1. Kim Dong Yon:

   Many of these activists can’t go to sleep at night because they are so worried that the pro-North Korea movements in the South may overtake what they have accomplished, park tried to deter the North, whereas Moon is fulfilling their conditions and compensations. The Kim regime has only one goal: Unify the Korean Peninsula in their communism way and become a nuclear power.

2. The South Korean Defence Ministry:

   By operating the U.S. THAAD battery in Seongju, we will be able to better protect one half to two-thirds of our citizens from North Korean nuclear and missile threats, it will dramatically strengthen the military capabilities and readiness to defend critical national infrastructure such as nuclear power plants and oil storage facilities, as well as the military forces of the South Korea-U.S. alliance.

3. Miranda Schreurs:

   Even the countries that are talking pro-nuclear are having big trouble developing nuclear power.

4. Junichiro Koizumi:

   I want to realize a society, a country, with no fear about the nuclear crisis, but it isn't easy, it's a complicated issue. But I'll try my best to reduce the nuclear power in the future.

5. Tobias Harris:

   The injunction is the latest setback for the Takahama reactors and the nuclear restart process nationwide, suggesting that nuclear power will continue to provide a small share of Japan's electricity generation.