Wattage (noun)

A measure of electrical power expressed in watts, indicating the rate at which energy is being used.

Origin:

Named after james watt, a scottish engineer and inventor, who introduced the concept of horsepower.

Examples:

1. The wattage of the light bulb was labeled on the packaging, indicating how much energy it would consume.
2. The wattage of the appliances in the home was calculated to determine the total amount of energy used.
3. The wattage of the electrical system was designed to accommodate the demands of the building's occupants.
4. The wattage of the generator was specified to ensure that it could provide enough power for the event.
5. The wattage of the solar panels was crucial in determining their efficiency and the amount of energy they could generate.