strength
/strɛŋkθ/
noun
- The quality or state of being physically strong; the ability to exert force or lift heavy things.
- After the illness, it took months to regain her strength.
- The athlete's strength allowed her to win the competition.
- He built his strength by lifting weights at the gym.
- The ability to withstand force, pressure, or difficulty; resilience.
- Her emotional strength helped her get through the loss of her job.
- The team showed great strength in the face of adversity.
- The bridge was designed with enough strength to survive a strong earthquake.
- A particular quality or ability that makes someone or something effective or successful.
- The company's main strength is its customer service.
- Knowing your own strengths and weaknesses is important for personal growth.
- One of her greatest strengths is her ability to communicate clearly.
- The degree of intensity or concentration of something, such as a flavor, color, or chemical.
- The strength of the dye determines how dark the fabric will be.
- I prefer coffee with a little less strength, so I add extra milk.
- The medicine comes in different strengths for children and adults.
- The number of people in a group, especially a military or work force.
- The army was at full strength during the training exercise.
- The company has a staff strength of over 500 employees.
- The team is below strength today because several members are sick.