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nuclear power
This term operates in two distinct spheres: the technical and the geopolitical. In a technical sense, it refers to the physical process of energy generation, often associated with sustainability, engineering, and utility infrastructure. In a geopolitical sense, it refers to the strategic capacity of a state to wield atomic weaponry, shifting the connotation from utility to deterrence and global security.
Because it describes a specific type of energy or a state of capability, it is treated as an uncountable noun. It does not take a plural form in standard usage; one does not refer to multiple nuclear powers when discussing energy, but rather to multiple nuclear-armed states when discussing geopolitics.
Meanings
Energy released during nuclear fission or fusion, especially when used to generate electricity.
Examples
The city relies heavily on nuclear power for its electricity.
Do you think nuclear power is a sustainable alternative to coal?
Do you think nuclear power is a sustainable alternative to coal?
The government is debating whether to invest more in nuclear power.
I wonder if nuclear power will ever be completely safe.
The treaty was designed to prevent the spread of nuclear power to unstable regimes.
Having nuclear power gives a nation significant leverage in international diplomacy.
Having nuclear power gives a nation significant leverage in international diplomacy.
They are studying the physics of nuclear power in their advanced science class.
The sudden shift toward nuclear power changed the balance of power in the region.