en·er·gy 
/ˈɛnɚʤi/ noun
plural en·er·gies /ˈɛnɚʤi/ noun 1 : ability to be active : the physical or mental strength that allows you to do things [noncount] ▪ The kids are always so full of energy. ▪ They devoted all their energy to the completion of the project. ▪ I have a lot of nervous energy. [=energy that comes from being nervous] [plural] ▪ They devoted all their energies to the completion of the project. 2 [noncount] : natural enthusiasm and effort
▪ She puts a lot of energy into her work. 3 [noncount] : usable power that comes from heat, electricity, etc.
▪ The newer appliances conserve more energy. ▪ an energy crisis ▪ renewable energy — see also nuclear energy 4 technical : the ability of something (such as heat, light, or running water) to be active or do work [noncount] ▪ kinetic energy [plural] ▪ particles with high kinetic energies 5 [noncount] informal : a type of power that some people believe a person or place produces
▪ I sense a lot of negative/bad energy coming from her right now. ▪ There's good/positive energy in this room.
▪ She puts a lot of energy into her work.
▪ The newer appliances conserve more energy. ▪ an energy crisis ▪ renewable energy — see also nuclear energy
▪ I sense a lot of negative/bad energy coming from her right now. ▪ There's good/positive energy in this room.
