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motorless

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adj.1.having no motor. Opposite of motorized.
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Adj.1.motorless - having no motormotorless - having no motor                      
unmotorised, unmotorized
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With much of the activity on nearby Crescent and Odell lakes centering on motorized recreation, a gas-motor ban would ensure that Waldo Lake, traditionally not a favorite destination for people with gas-powered boats, remains available to the many kayakers, canoeists, campers and others who prefer a quieter, more tranquil - and motorless - experience.
Protecting Waldo by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
He took charge of a motorless Mirror dinghy, did it up, and optimistically set off down the rivers and canals.
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or a food cart is a motorless trailer that often uses a hand, bicycle or automobile that can be seen on public sidewalks and parks.
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