Electromotive (adjective)

1. Relating to or inducing an electric current or voltage; capable of producing electricity.
2. Relating to or producing the force that drives an electric current.

Origin:

From electro- + motive.

Examples:

1. The electromotive force of a battery is measured in volts.
2. An electromotive generator can produce electricity from mechanical energy.
3. The electromotive properties of certain metals made them useful in electrical wiring.
4. The electromotive power of the battery was low, causing the device to stop functioning.
5. The electromotive system of the car was damaged, causing the alternator to stop working.