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Synonyms for STRONG: muscular, powerful, mighty, rugged, stout, sturdy, masculine, sinewy; Antonyms of STRONG: weak, feeble, delicate, frail, challenged, disabled, wimpy, small.
Find 174 different ways to say STRONG, along with antonyms, related words, and example sentences at Thesaurus.com.
strong influence/effect My grandmother had a strong influence / effect on my early childhood. Strong winds are forecast in the area for the next few days. It's surprising what strong memories a photograph can produce. as strong as an ox Get Carl to lift it - he's as strong as an ox (= very strong).
The meaning of STRONG is having or marked by great physical power. How to use strong in a sentence. Synonym Discussion of Strong.
Strong definition: having, showing, or able to exert great bodily or muscular power; physically vigorous or robust. See examples of STRONG used in a sentence.
If a person is strong, they have a lot of physical or mental strength. A strong feeling is felt or experienced with a lot of force. A strong object, material, etc. does not break easily .
Strong objects or materials are not easily broken and can support a lot of weight or resist a lot of strain. The vacuum flask has a strong casing, which won't crack or chip. Glue the mirror in with a strong adhesive. The fabric is strong enough to withstand harsh processing.
having a lot of power or influence a strong leader/government. the strong [plural] people who are rich or powerful. hard to resist/defeat/attack. very powerful and difficult for people to fight against or defeat a strong team (figurative) The temptation to tell her everything was very strong.
Definition of strong adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
Strong can describe anything with firmness or power. You could have a strong will and resist the distractions of the internet while writing a paper all day, or your paper could have a strong argument, convincing your reader of your wisdom.
