power
/ˈpaʊər/
noun
- The ability or capacity to do something or act in a particular way.
- The president used his executive power to sign the new law.
- With great power comes great responsibility.
- She has the power to change her own life if she believes in herself.
- Energy, especially electricity, used to make machines work or provide light and heat.
- We need to conserve power by turning off lights when we leave a room.
- Solar panels convert sunlight into electrical power for the home.
- The storm knocked out the power for three hours.
- Political or social authority or control, especially that held by a government or person in charge.
- The new government came to power after a peaceful election.
- She rose to power in the company through hard work and dedication.
- The king held absolute power over his kingdom.
- A person, group, or nation that has great influence or control over others.
- The United States is considered a world power in economics and military.
- Tech companies have become major powers in the global economy.
- The small country became a regional power after forming alliances.
- Physical strength or force.
- The engine's power allowed the car to climb the steep hill easily.
- The weightlifter used all his power to lift the barbell.
- She hit the ball with such power that it flew over the fence.
Antonyms
verb
- To supply with energy or electricity, especially to make a machine or device work.
- This battery can power your phone for up to two days.
- The wind turbines power thousands of homes in the region.
- The solar panels power the entire building's lighting system.
- To move or operate with great speed, force, or energy.
- She powered her way to the top of the mountain despite the steep trail.
- The runner powered through the final lap and broke the record.
- The boat powered across the lake, leaving a wake behind it.
adjective
- Operated by electricity or a motor rather than by hand.
- He bought a power drill to help with the home renovation.
- The power saw cut through the wood in seconds.
- She prefers a power washer for cleaning the driveway.
- Involving or using great physical strength or force.
- The power lift requires careful technique to avoid injury.
- She does power yoga to build muscle and endurance.
- The power forward on the basketball team is known for his strong rebounds.