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Common
adj
•
Capable
of
producing
great
physical
force
.
•
Capable
of
withstanding
great
physical
force
.
•
Having
a lot
of power.
•
Determined
;
unyielding
.
•
Highly
stimulating
to the
senses
.
•
Having
an
offensive
or
intense
odor
or
flavor
.
•
Having
a high
concentration
of an
essential
or
active ingredient
.
•
Having
a high
alcoholic
content
.
•
In Grammar:
Inflecting
in a different
manner
than
the one
called
weak
, such as
Germanic
verbs
which change
vowels
.
•
In Chemistry:
That
completely
ionizes
into
anions
and
cations
in a
solution
.
•
In Military:
Not
easily
subdued
or
taken
.
•
Having
wealth
or
resources
.
•
In American English:
Impressive
, good.
•
Having
a
specified
number of people or
units
.
•
Severe
; very
bad
or
intense
.
•
In Logic & Mathematics:
Having
a
wide
range
of
logical
consequences
;
widely
applicable
. (Often
contrasted
with a
weak
statement
which it
implies
.)
•
Convincing
.
adv
•
In a
strong
manner
.
name
•
A
surname
.
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zealous
stalwart
secure
inviolable
unassailable
swith
unattackable
powerful
unyielding
hardy
ardent
irregular
strang
resilient
determined
impregnable
mean
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good
high
big
solid
heavy
bright
potent
dominant
large
smart
formidable
successful
sturdy
fast
tight
healthy
fierce
great
active
robust
stable
young
flexible
weak
positive
significant
intense
thick
deep
hot
tough
confident
effective
hard
unique
soft
rich
clear
sharp
low
stiff
rigid
durable
aggressive
talented
thin
mature
tall
beautiful
genuine
strength
safe
clever
nice
small
simple
decent
important
firm
excellent
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Opposite
mild
light
regular
rickety
vulnerable
powerless
weak
Rhymes
mong
long
kong
gong
song
pong
tong
hong
bong
dong
prong
wrong
belong
throng
strong
sarong
pakfong
paktong
prolong
schlong
Hongkong
Hong Kong
Mont Blanc
chaise longue
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Lineage
strong
English
strong
Middle English (1100-1500)
strang
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
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