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She sent the documents through a pneumatic tube system that carried them across the building.pneumatic = air-powered
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The lawnmower has non-pneumatic rubber tires.pneumatic = air-filled
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The factory uses pneumatic tools powered by compressed air to speed up production.pneumatic = air-powered
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The stunner has a pneumatic-powered 'gun' that fires a steel bolt about seven inches long and the diameter of a fat pencil. (source)pneumatic = using air
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When they had arrived and were comfortably stretched out on the pneumatic sofas in Bernard's room, Helmholtz began again. (source)pneumatic = relating to the use of air
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Suddenly—with a pneumatic gasp—it gave so capriciously I stumbled.† (source)
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He glanced up sharply when Holly entered through the pneumatic double doors.† (source)
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It was an advanced weapon; the perforated cylinder that was the silencer was pneumatically snapped on, reducing the decibel count of a gunshot to a loud spit — but no more than a spit — the accuracy unaffected at close range.† (source)
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Joe Magruder and Ronnie DuBay got the chainfall on the truck's pneumatic Step-Loader, and it whooshed gently down to the dirt driveway on a sigh of air.† (source)
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We were connected to the institutions that supported us by means of pneumatic tubes which ran under the streets of Chicago.† (source)
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The plastic cylinders were the kind you might find at a drive-through bank—the kind that shoot up and down the pneumatic tubes.† (source)
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You will receive pneumatic injections.† (source)
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When the street on your block is being repaired and the pneumatic drills are working all day, what does everyone complain of?† (source)
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A third nurse, a pneumatic black girl in pale pink, stands at the end of the table with her hands on her hips.† (source)
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The minister, a man of iron with tool-steel eyes and a delivery like a pneumatic drill, opened up with prayer and reassured us that we were a pretty sorry lot.† (source)
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Not in good shape—we've got him in a pneumatic bed with a round-the-clock watch and more instruments wired into him than you would believe.† (source)
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