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Captive explosions taught to push instead of destroy.
means Machines that convert energy — usually fuel, steam, or electricity — into useful mechanical motion.
from From Latin ingenium, meaning natural talent or cleverness; an engine was originally any ingenious contraption, long before it ever burned fuel.
Word cousinShares roots with ingenious and engineer.
First moversSteam engines pumped water from coal mines.
Tiny giantsA car engine fires thousands of explosions per minute.
Beyond machinesSearch engines borrowed the name for processing power.