propulsor
/prəˈplʊsər/Definitions
1. noun
A device or system that generates or transmits thrust, typically in spacecraft or aircraft, or a person or thing that propels or drives something forward.
“The spacecraft’s propulsor was designed to achieve faster-than-light travel.”
2. noun
A component of an engine or machine that produces a propulsive force.
“The propulsor was damaged in the crash and needed to be replaced.”
3. noun
A person who promotes or advances a particular idea or cause.
“The entrepreneur was a key propulsor of the new startup’s success.”