potency Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- force
- capability
- competence
- horsepower
- potence
- competency
- puissance
- effectiveness
- might
- vigor
- firepower
Weak:
Strongest:
- disability
- powerlessness
- incompetency
- impotence
- incompetence
- impotency
- incompetence
- disability
- weakness
- inability
- incapacity
- weakness
- incompetency
- inability
- incapacity
- impotency
- powerlessness
- impotence
Strong:
- inaptitude
- inaptitude
- paralysis
- helplessness
- incapability
- ineffectiveness
- paralysis
- helplessness
- inefficacy
- uselessness
- ineffectuality
- ineffectuality
- inefficacy
- ineffectiveness
- uselessness
- incapability
Weak:
potency Meaning
potency (n)
the power or right to give orders or make decisions
capacity to produce strong physiological or chemical effects
the inherent capacity for coming into being
the state of being potent; a male's capacity to have sexual intercourse
potency Sentence Examples
- The potency of the new medicine astounded researchers with its ability to reduce pain.
- The potion had an undeniable potency, its aroma alone invigorated the weary.
- The venom's potency was evident in the swift paralysis it induced.
- The spell's potency charged the air with an energy that made the hairs stand on end.
- The tea brewed from the ancient herbs possessed a potency that could soothe and rejuvenate.
- The stimulants had a remarkable potency, keeping the soldiers alert and focused.
- The magic wand's potency allowed the sorcerer to conjure illusions and enchantments.
- The weapon's potency was exemplified by its ability to pierce through the strongest armor.
- The elixir's potency was legendary, said to grant eternal youth and vitality.
- The ancient runes etched into the amulet radiated a potency that warded off evil spirits.
FAQs About the word potency
the power or right to give orders or make decisions, capacity to produce strong physiological or chemical effects, the inherent capacity for coming into being,
muscle,power, capacity, energy, strength, force, capability, competence, horsepower, potence
disability, powerlessness, incompetency,impotence, incompetence, impotency, incompetence, disability, weakness, inability
The potency of the new medicine astounded researchers with its ability to reduce pain.
The potion had an undeniable potency, its aroma alone invigorated the weary.
The venom's potency was evident in the swift paralysis it induced.
The spell's potency charged the air with an energy that made the hairs stand on end.
