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potency

[poht-n-see] / ˈpoʊt n si /


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With neither on the pitch, Arsenal's usually dangerous long throws, free-kicks and corners lacked their usual potency.

From BBC

“Even from the first time we did a chemistry read on this, that potency was just there,” Buckley says.

From Los Angeles Times

If they can achieve something similar away from home – a tough challenge, especially if the pitches follow recent Australian trends – they have enough potency in their bowling to be competitive throughout.

From BBC

But in a sign of the political potency of the Epstein issue, Greene pushed back.

From BBC

"Private clinics are prescribing high potency cannabis for people with psychiatric disorders such as depression and PTSD," Prof Sir Robin Murray, former president of European Psychiatric Association, told the BBC.

From BBC