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Power

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Meaning

Noun

●
The ability to do or
something.
●
  • The ability to
    , influence, or control.
  • The ability to
    or influence.
  • Control or
    ,
    or political (jurisdiction).
    • ●
  • The ability to
    , influence, or control.
  • The people
    of
    or political power, the government.
  • An
    , company, or other such body.
  • An
    , a
    force.
    • ●
    In Physical quantities:
  • Effectiveness.
  • Physical
    or strength.
    • ●
  • Effectiveness.
  • Electricity or a supply of
    .
  • A
    of the rate of doing work or
    energy.
  • The
    by which a
    or
    an
    image.
    • ●
    A large amount or number.
    ●
    Any of the
    or
    of
    : three
    (the
    ,
    , and
    ) and three
    (the wheel-and-axle,
    , and screw).
    ●
    A tractor.
    ●
    In Mechanics, Physics & Physics:
    A
    of the
    that a
    a physical effect has
    . If
    , the
    of: (force
    by the
    of or in an
    ) ÷ time. If
    , the
    of: (force
    by the
    of
    ) ÷ time.
    ●
    In Mathematics:
    A product of
    factors (and
    of this
    ):
    ⁿ,
    as "x
    " or the like, is called a power and
    the product
    ×x×⋯×x, where
    in the product;
    is called the
    and
    the exponent.
    ●
    In Mathematics & Set theory:
    Cardinality.
    ●
    In Mathematics & Statistics:
    The
    that a
    test will
    the
    when the
    is true.
    ●
    In Bible:
    In Christian
    , an
    level of
    ,
    above
    , but
    by
    scheme.
    ●
    In Buttons:
    A
    of a
    , a
    , or
    , that when
    ,
    the
    to be either
    or
    up.

    Verb

    ●
    To provide power for (a
    or
    device).
    ●
    To
    or
    something forcefully.
    ●
    To
    or provide the
    for.

    Adj

    ●
    In Singapore English:
    Impressive.

    Name

    ●
    A surname.
    Sourced from
    Wiktionary

    Origin

    power
    English
    arrow
    poer
    Middle English (1100-1500)
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    poer
    Old French (842-ca. 1400)
    Sourced from
    Etym

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