Pronunciation

/səˈlɔːr/

Definitions

Noun

• Solar (countable): Referring to the sun or its energy. For example: “The solar panels convert sunlight into electricity.”
• Solar (uncountable): The heat or light produced by the sun. For example: “The solar system revolves around the sun.”

Verb

• Not a common verb in its basic form, but can be used metaphorically to describe something powered by the sun or influenced by solar energy. For example: “The new car runs on solar power.”

Adjective

• Describing something related to the sun or derived from its energy. For example: “A solar panel system is an eco-friendly solution.”

Adverb

• Not a recognized adverb form for “solar.”

Phrases

• “Harness solar energy” means to capture and utilize the sun’s power.
• “Solar radiation” refers to the sun’s energy emitted in the form of light and heat.
• “Going solar” is a popular phrase for installing solar panels to generate electricity.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The solar-powered car was a sight to behold at the auto show.”
• Adjective: “The garden was designed with drought-tolerant plants that thrive in full solar exposure.”
• Metaphorical Verb: “The company aims to go solar to reduce their carbon footprint.”

Synonyms

• Sunlight
• Solar-powered
• Photovoltaic
• Heliospheric
• Radiant

Note: The verb usage for “solar” is not common in standard English, but it can be used metaphorically as mentioned above.