atomic energy

noun
nuclear energy.
Origin:
1905–10

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atomic energy
 
—n
another name for nuclear energy

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Science Dictionary
atomic energy  
See nuclear energy.
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Example sentences
These comments demonstrate the usual mix of information and misinformation in
  the public domain regarding atomic energy.
Those rocket scientists have an incredible amount knowledge regarding atomic
  energy.
Atomic energy is capable of application for peaceful as well as military
  purposes.
Much of his early work centered on atomic energy, and he opposed both nuclear
  and coal-fired plants.
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