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more powerful
adjective as in strong, effective
Strongest matches
Example Sentences
Mr Manemahaga said he’s seen first-hand the effects of global warming on his nation, as it causes more powerful cyclones and erodes the coastline causing homes to fall into the water.
It mentions increased funding for a wall on the US-Mexico border, creating a more powerful border policing operation and increasing fees on immigrants.
He says the new government’s vision is for trains to be “cheaper, greener, more reliable”, while batteries are getting smaller and more powerful.
He says that as cells get lighter and more powerful, the company can swap them out for newer models to improve performance.
Moore questioned whether "the feudal spirit will be ever revived on the Western Continent again," describing it as "a social and political authority founded upon the subjugation of a weaker, by a more powerful race."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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