请输入您要查询的英文单词:

 

单词 potent
释义

Trends of
potent

View usage for:

Examples of 'potent' in a sentence
potent

He knows how to destroy a team's most potent weapons.It's an extraordinarily powerful and potent image.The world of rugby needs teams such as France and Argentina as potent forces for the good of the game.The front remains the most potent military force in the rebel movement.They are a potent symbol of our throwaway society and public opinion recognises this.Winning a great victory is one of the most potent drugs known to humankind.The case is a potent symbol of our age. Drugs with potent effects on the brain chemical serotonin seem most effective.It is a potent symbol of what the competition means.It is a potent symbol of a technological revolution based on science.The computer remains the most potent symbol of the information revolution of the second half of this century.Is it ethically acceptable for a doctor to give his patients sugar pills and tell them they are potent drugs?We can be a potent force.It is fierce, potent and powerful.But it's really a pretty potent chemical.The Brazilian remains a potent attacking force and he has a habit of raising himself for the big matches.The striker is a raw prospect but has the physique, pace and eye for goal to become a potent force.The environment is extremely potent.Technology itself is proving more potent a force for change than many imagined, now beginning to affect the structures of the industry.No one can take that away, and it is the one thing that is more powerful and potent than any of those outer trappings.At the opposite extreme, the policy could end up being extremely potent indeed, and lead to an uncontrollable surge in inflation expectations.

Word lists with
potent

cross, heraldry

In other languages
potent

British English: potent ADJECTIVE
Something that is potent is very effective and powerful.
...their most potent weapon.
  • American English: potent
  • Brazilian Portuguese: potente
  • Chinese: 效力强的
  • European Spanish: potente
  • French: puissant
  • German: stark
  • Italian: potente
  • Japanese: よく効く
  • Korean: 위력적인
  • European Portuguese: potente
  • Latin American Spanish: potente

Chinese translation of 'potent'

potent

(ˈpəutnt)

adj

  1. (= powerful)
    1. [argument, symbol, mix] 有说(說)服力的 (yǒu shuōfúlì de)
    2. [drug] 有效力的 (yǒu xiàolì de)
    3. [drink] 烈性的 (lièxìng de)
  2. [man] 有性交能力的 (yǒu xìngjiāo nénglì de)
    a potent weapon 强(強)有力的武器 (qiángyǒulì de wǔqì)
(adjective) 
Definition
having great power or influence
a potent political force
Synonyms
powerful
You're a powerful woman – people will listen to you.
commanding
Right now you're in a very commanding position.
dynamic
He seemed a dynamic and energetic leader.
dominant
The dominant animals lead the herd.
influential
one of the most influential books ever written
authoritative
The first authoritative study was published in 1840.
(adjective) 
Definition
(of arguments) persuasive or forceful
a potent electoral message
Synonyms
persuasive
a persuasive argument against reform
telling
Someone's attitude to wait staff is a telling clue to their personality.
convincing
Scientists say there is no convincing evidence for this theory.
effective
You can't make an effective argument if all you do is stridently voice your opinion.
impressive
compelling
He puts forward a compelling argument against the policy.
forceful
This is a forceful argument for joining them.
cogent
He makes a cogent argument for a more egalitarian education system.
Opposites
ineffective
,
unconvincing
(adjective) 
Definition
highly effective
The treatment is extremely potent, but can have unpleasant side-effects.
Synonyms
strong
I'm not strong enough to carry him.
powerful
a big, powerful man
mighty
a mighty young athlete
vigorous
He was a vigorous, handsome young man.
forceful
He was a man of forceful character.
efficacious
The nasal spray was new on the market and highly efficacious.
puissant
Opposites
weak
,
impotent

Additional synonyms

in the sense of authoritative
Definition
possessing authority
The first authoritative study was published in 1840.
Synonyms
official,
approved,
sanctioned,
legitimate,
sovereign,
authorized,
commanding
in the sense of cogent
Definition
forcefully convincing
He makes a cogent argument for a more egalitarian education system.
Synonyms
convincing,
strong,
powerful,
effective,
compelling,
urgent,
influential,
potent,
irresistible,
compulsive,
forceful,
conclusive,
weighty,
forcible
in the sense of commanding
Definition
in a position or situation where success looks certain
Right now you're in a very commanding position.
Synonyms
dominant,
controlling,
dominating,
superior,
decisive,
advantageous,
win-win

Synonyms of 'potent'

potent

Explore 'potent' in the dictionary

Additional synonyms

in the sense of compelling
Definition
convincing
He puts forward a compelling argument against the policy.
Synonyms
convincing,
telling,
powerful,
forceful,
conclusive,
weighty,
cogent,
irrefutable
in the sense of convincing
Scientists say there is no convincing evidence for this theory.
Synonyms
persuasive,
credible,
conclusive,
incontrovertible,
telling,
likely,
powerful,
impressive,
probable,
plausible,
cogent,
verisimilar
in the sense of dominant
Definition
having control, authority, or influence
The dominant animals lead the herd.
Synonyms
controlling,
leading,
ruling,
commanding,
supreme,
governing,
superior,
presiding,
authoritative,
ascendant
in the sense of dynamic
Definition
relating to a force of society, history, or the mind that produces a change
He seemed a dynamic and energetic leader.
Synonyms
energetic,
spirited,
powerful,
active,
vital,
driving,
electric,
go-ahead,
lively,
magnetic,
vigorous,
animated,
high-powered,
forceful,
go-getting (informal),
tireless,
indefatigable,
high-octane (informal),
zippy (informal),
full of beans (informal)
in the sense of effective
Definition
impressive
You can't make an effective argument if all you do is stridently voice your opinion.
Synonyms
powerful,
strong,
convincing,
persuasive,
telling,
impressive,
compelling,
potent,
forceful,
striking,
emphatic,
weighty,
forcible,
cogent
in the sense of efficacious
Definition
producing the intended result
The nasal spray was new on the market and highly efficacious.
Synonyms
effective,
successful,
efficient,
powerful,
useful,
active,
capable,
adequate,
productive,
operative,
potent,
competent,
serviceable,
effectual
in the sense of forceful
Definition
effective
This is a forceful argument for joining them.
Synonyms
powerful,
strong,
convincing,
effective,
compelling,
persuasive,
weighty,
pithy,
cogent,
telling
in the sense of forceful
Definition
strong, emphatic, and confident
He was a man of forceful character.
Synonyms
dynamic,
powerful,
vigorous,
potent,
assertive
in the sense of influential
Definition
having or exerting influence
one of the most influential books ever written
Synonyms
important,
powerful,
moving,
telling,
leading,
strong,
guiding,
inspiring,
prestigious,
meaningful,
potent,
persuasive,
authoritative,
momentous,
weighty
in the sense of mighty
Definition
powerful or strong
a mighty young athlete
Synonyms
powerful,
strong,
strapping,
robust,
hardy,
vigorous,
potent,
sturdy,
stout,
forceful,
stalwart,
doughty,
lusty,
indomitable,
manful,
puissant

Additional synonyms

in the sense of telling
Definition
having a marked effect or impact
Someone's attitude to wait staff is a telling clue to their personality.
Synonyms
effective,
significant,
considerable,
marked,
striking,
powerful,
solid,
impressive,
influential,
decisive,
potent,
forceful,
weighty,
forcible,
trenchant,
effectual
in the sense of vigorous
Definition
having physical or mental energy
He was a vigorous, handsome young man.
Synonyms
strong,
powerful,
robust,
sound,
healthy,
vital,
lively,
flourishing,
hardy,
hale (old-fashioned),
hearty,
lusty,
virile,
alive and kicking,
red-blooded (informal),
fighting fit,
full of energy,
full of beans (informal),
hale and hearty,
fit as a fiddle (informal)
随便看

 

英语词典包含298861条英英释义在线翻译词条,基本涵盖了全部常用单词的英英翻译及用法,是英语学习的有利工具。

 

Copyright © 2004-2022 Newdu.com All Rights Reserved
更新时间:2025/1/24 8:40:16