Both Uses of
propel
in
Interview with the Vampire
- 'And suppose, when he reached the swamp waters and heard the sounds of our carriage going away, that he had strength enough to propel those limbs to move.†
Part 2 *propel = to cause something to move forward
- But Claudia moved back against me, under the folds of my cape, a hand firmly clasping the cloth of my coat; and she seemed to propel me forward, my cape falling over the loose fabric of her own.†
Part 2
Definition:
cause to move forward (to push or encourage)