Electricity
Electricity noun - A physical phenomenon associated with stationary or moving electrons and protons.
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Synonyms for Electricity
Rays and electricity are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Rays" instead a noun "Electricity".
Rays
Electricity and rays are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Electricity" instead a noun "Rays".
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Special mention goes to Wendell Bray, who managed to take X-rays with scotch tape supplying the needed (static) electricity during a blizzard, and used a potato battery to power a cellphone.
Source: Series / Bones -
The former fires green rays surrounded by rings, and the latter some sort of electricity.
Source: Ray Gun -
Hit 'em with Energy Weapons (especially Disintegrator Rays), fry 'em with electricity, dunk 'em in acid, all that will be left is a skeleton.
Source: Stripped to the Bone
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