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coming on strong

Main Entry:
bold [bohld]
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: brazen, insolent
Synonyms: assuming, audacious, barefaced, brash, brassy, cheeky, coming on strong, confident, forward, fresh, gritty, gutsy, immodest, impudent, insolent, nervy, pert, presumptuous, rude, sassy, saucy, shameless, smart, smart-alecky, spunky
Antonyms: meek, quiet, reticent, retiring, shy, timid, timorous
Main Entry: enterprising
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: resourceful, energetic
Synonyms: active, advancing, adventurous, aggressive, alert, ambitious, aspiring, audacious, bold, busy, coming on strong, craving, daring, dashing, diligent, driving, eager, enthusiastic, go-ahead, go-go, gumptious, hard ball, hardworking, hungry, hustling, industrious, intrepid, itching, keen, lively, lusting, peppy, progressive, pushing, ready, self-starting, snappy, spanking, spark plug, spirited, stirring, take-over, up-and-coming, venturesome, vigorous, yearning, zealous, zippy
Antonyms: inactive, passive, unadventurous, unambitious, unenthused, unimaginative, unresourceful
Main Entry: forceful
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: effective, powerful
Synonyms: ball of fire, bullish, cogent, coming on strong, commanding, compelling, constraining, convincing, dominant, dynamic, electric, elemental, energetic, forcible, gutsy, mighty, persuasive, pithy, potent, powerhouse, puissant, punch, punchy, steamroller, stringent, strong, take-charge, take-over, telling, titanic, vehement, vigorous, violent, virile, weighty
Notes: forcible indicates the use of brute force, forced means done involuntarily, and forceful suggests a potential for force
Antonyms: feeble, impotent, ineffective, meek, unforceful, weak
Main Entry: forward
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: brash, impertinent
Synonyms: aggressive, assuming, audacious, bantam, bare-faced, bold, brazen, cheeky*, coming on strong, confident, familiar, fresh, impudent, nervy, overassertive, overweening, pert, presuming, presumptuous, pushing, pushy*, rude, sassy*, saucy*, self-assertive, smart, smart-alecky, uppity, wise
Antonyms: meek, reserved, shy, timid
Main Entry: undaunted
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: brave, bold
Synonyms: audacious, coming on strong, courageous, dauntless, fearless, fire-eating, gallant, icy*, indomitable, intrepid, not discouraged, not put off, resolute, spunky, steadfast, unafraid, unalarmed, unapprehensive, undeterred, undiscouraged, undismayed, unfaltering, unflinching, unshrinking, valiant, valorous
Antonyms: cowardly, shrinking
Main Entry: up-and-coming
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: rising
Synonyms: ambitious, climbing, coming on strong, determined, eager, enterprising, get up and go, go-getter, high-reaching, hungry, promising, soaring, striving, succeeding
Main Entry: zealous
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: enthusiastic
Synonyms: afire, antsy*, ardent, avid, burning, coming on strong, dedicated, devoted, eager, earnest, fanatic, fanatical, fervent, fervid, fireball, fired, frenetic, gung-ho, hot*, impassioned, itchy, keen, obsessed, passionate, possessed, pushy*, rabid, ripe, self-starting, spirited, wild-eyed
Notes: jealous means envious or fearful of being replaced by a rival; zealous means marked by active interest and enthusiasm
Antonyms: apathetic, indifferent, lethargic, unenthusiastic
Main Entry: hard-hitting
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: forceful
Synonyms: ball of fire, bullish, cogent, coming on strong, commanding, compelling, constraining, convincing, dominant, dynamic, dynamical, effective, electric, elemental, energetic, forcible, gutsy, mighty, persuasive, pithy, potent, powerful, powerhouse, puissa
Main Entry: brandish
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: flaunt, swing around
Synonyms: come on strong, display, disport, exhibit, expose, flash, gesture, parade, raise, shake, show, show off, sport, swing, threaten, throw weight around, trot out, warn, wield
Antonyms: not show
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