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Meanings of more potent in English

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Usage of more potent in English
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We are left with something far more potent, an unspoken, unutterable horror.
The Guardian
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He was hardly more potent in his family than in his kingdom.
A Popular History of France from the Earliest Times, Volume 1
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The crystal was more potent than he had thought, and more dangerous.
Tetrarch (Well of Echoes)
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The more potent critique, nonetheless, is that Osborne has no long-term strategy.
The Guardian
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In our tests, we preferred sesame oil for its more potent flavor.
The cook's illustrated how-to-cook library
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Not only were they more potent now, but he varied his approach.
Inferno
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The V-Class range is now available in a more potent V300d configuration.
The South African
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But there is a power in war more potent than mere numbers.
Stonewall Jackson and the American Civil War
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The decrees of destiny are more potent than the wisdom of man.
Strange Visitors / A series of original papers, embracing philos...
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In any case, there were other and more potent causes at work.
Russia
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Pavek knew the forms of more potent healcraft from his archive researches.
The brazen gambit
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Trisaccharides containing a terminal Man-6-P group were more potent inhibitors than disaccharides.
Pubmed
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Still more potent had been the influence of his active out-of-door life.
His Sombre Rivals
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But Fate had another messenger that morning more potent than the prophet.
The Mormon Prophet
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Still, they have looked a much more potent force since Upson's goal.
The Guardian
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There was of course something behind it-somethingmore potent than mere malice.
Mavericks
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