to reinforce; to enhance; to make stronger or more powerful

to emphasize or stress a particular point, statement, or idea; to highlight something to ensure it is noticed or understood

to strengthen; to enhance; to increase in power or intensity

powerful and fierce, as in physical force, emotions, or actions

big and strong; formidable; powerful and large-scale

to strengthen, intensify, or consolidate; to make something more firm or powerful

strong; firm; staunch; describes someone with a solid character or an unshakeable will who can withstand pressure or trials

magnitude or degree of a force, energy, or phenomenon, such as light, sound, or electricity

powerful; forceful; robust

to commit sexual assault by using violence or coercion; the act of doing so

strong; sturdy; robust; muscular

to compel or coerce someone to do something against their will

to force, compel, or coerce; to use power or authority to make someone act against their will

To force someone to do something they are unwilling to do or capable of doing.

by force; through compulsory means (used as a verb or an adverb)

indomitable; tenacious; hard to defeat or discourage

strong; powerful; characterized by great force or might

bandit; robber; one who uses force to take property from others

tough; unyielding; hard-line; forceful in attitude or stance

valiant; tough and brave; formidable

physically strong; vigorous; firm and effective in action or measure

violent; brutal; ferocious

a powerful country or great power; often used in the context of national development strategies or political slogans

a powerhouse or person of great strength, whether physically, mentally, or in terms of willpower; one who can overcome difficulties and setbacks

mandatory nature; compulsory; having the quality of being enforced by authority

strong and powerful; having a dominant position, assertive momentum, or an uncompromising style of leadership

stubborn; obstinate; unbending; describes someone with a strong and unyielding character who refuses to give in

to insist on things that are difficult or impossible to achieve; to demand or impose by force

a person who has committed the crime of rape

superior or outstanding, especially regarding martial arts or specific skills

(slang) cockroach, named for its legendary hardiness and survival ability

a key strength; a specialty; a strong suit or competitive advantage

to make a constant effort to improve oneself; self-strengthening; self-renewal

the strong and the weak; those who are powerful and those who are small or weak

to launch a powerful assault or take a position by storm, typically used in military or sports contexts

obsessive-compulsive disorder; a condition where a person has uncontrollable, recurring thoughts or behaviors that they feel the urge to repeat

to be better than; to be stronger than; to be superior to

Eager to excel; competitive; wanting to be number one or get ahead in life

eager to be first or to excel; competitive and unwilling to show weakness

rich and powerful; prosperous and strong, usually used to describe a country or nation

to impose or force one's opinions, views, or methods upon others

to flaunt one's superiority; to show off one's ability or strength even when it might be beyond one's capacity; to try to be brave

strong and prosperous; powerful and flourishing, especially when describing a country or nation

to constantly strive for self-improvement; to exert oneself without ceasing; continuous self-renewal

several powerful countries existing at the same time; refers especially to the imperialist powers of the 19th and 20th centuries

sturdy; physically strong and in good health

power used to bully or oppress others, often in contrast to justice or reason

An able, independent woman who is exceptionally capable and successful in her career.

A powerful leader who rules by force or strong influence, typically in politics