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powerful

1 of 2adjective
/ˈpaʊərfəl/
Forms:more powerful,most powerful
1

possessing great strength or force

B1
  • The powerful engine propelled the car forward with ease.
  • He is known for his powerful presence in the room.
  • The powerful tools in the workshop helped complete the job quickly.
  • The movie had a powerful impact on viewers.
  • The team played with powerful energy, winning the match easily.
Synonyms:
strongstark
Antonyms:
powerless
2

exercising authority, influence, or control in a way that significantly affects outcomes or decisions

  • The powerful leader's decisions shaped the future of the nation.
  • The powerful speech moved the audience to tears.
  • The company's CEO wielded powerful influence over the industry's direction.
  • The powerful advertising campaign significantly increased sales.
  • The powerful advocate fought tirelessly for social justice.
Synonyms:
potent
3

possessing the capability to overpower or defeat others with ease

  • The powerful current pulled the swimmer out to sea.
  • The powerful earthquake toppled buildings and caused widespread destruction.
  • The powerful waterfall crashed down with immense force.
  • The powerful tackle by the linebacker sent the running back to the ground.
Synonyms:
knock-down(a)
4

displaying superhuman strength or power

Synonyms:
herculean