powerful; forceful; robust

suitable; to one's liking; fitting; normal; right

disappointing; below average; lacking in quality, ability, or character

To exert all of one's strength; to put effort into something or act with force.

physical strength; energy; vigor

to exert more strength or put in more effort; to make an extra push

enthusiasm and vigor for doing a job; spirit; energy

to have no energy; to feel weak, listless, or exhausted

to require great physical or mental effort; to be difficult to do

an effect or power that becomes apparent only after some time has passed; often refers to the punch of alcoholic drinks or the delayed impact of medicine

a strong contingent or elite squad; crack troops or an exceptionally capable athletic team

continuously; persistently; doing something without stopping

strength; energy; vigor; drive; enthusiasm

to match strength or skill with someone; to pit oneself against another in a contest of ability

to make a powerful shot or score a strong goal, especially in sports like soccer or handball

to put energy into something or work with vigor

full of energy or vigor; forceful; spirited

drive; dynamism; pioneering spirit; aggressiveness

vigorous; strong; having a lot of physical strength or power

A strong enemy or a powerful rival; an adversary with significant strength or skill.

to one's liking; right; normal; often used in the negative to mean something is wrong

To encourage someone or to rouse their enthusiasm; to pump someone up.

to dance with vigor, or a style of modern dance characterized by bold movements and a strong, intense rhythm

to be full of energy; to be in high spirits; full of zeal or enthusiasm

a strong wind or gale

continuously; incessantly; continuing to do something without stopping

physical strength; power or energy

To reduce effort or intensity; to slacken off or become less tense.

tenacity; dauntlessness; the spirit or strength to persist through difficulties until the end

(of trees) old, sturdy, and upright

to exert oneself physically; to use one's strength

To show keen interest in or be attracted to something; to do something with great gusto or enthusiasm

strong or powerful in taste, strength, or impact; reaching a high degree of intensity

muscular strength of the hand or grip

a spirit of initiative and drive; the courage to forge ahead and overcome difficulties

to put effort into something; to try really hard

to blow strongly or hard (used of wind)

powerful or strong in taste, strength, or effect; having a lot of kick

bold and vigorous; describing a style of writing, painting, or posture that is strong and powerful

(literary) powerful and vigorous, often used to describe calligraphy or prose style

to increase one's efforts; to work with more energy; to put in extra work

having plenty of energy; full of vigor; forceful

comfortable; feeling well or refreshed; physically at ease

(colloquial) vigorously; to the best of one's ability; to the utmost

awkward or inconvenient to use; unhandy

(literary) tough grass that can withstand strong winds; a metaphor for a person of integrity who remains loyal and steadfast in the face of hardship or danger

a clever technique or the right touch used to save effort; skillful way of doing something

tremendous physical effort or enormous strength

enthusiasm or energy to dig into a subject; application to a task