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Meanings of potent in English
Having a strong physiological or chemical effect.
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Usage of potent in English
1
The Easter Rising clearly still has a potent power 90 years on.
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In the seat of truth, in the presence of the potent King.
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It's a particularly potent type of soul power we're dealing with here.
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U.S. officials see AQAP as perhaps the most potent foreign terrorism threat.
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Thus, the development of novel potent ATX inhibitors is of great importance.
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I am always in raw health-thestrong mind in the potent body.
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The injured would be well within two days...The moms' medicine was potent.
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And why are some plants' parts especially potent, intense sources of flavor?
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Background: Levorphanol is a potent analgesic that has been used for decades.
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Why not allow her to explore her potent effect on his body?
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He was young, healthy, sexually potent, and successful in his chosen profession.
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But actually, since Roman times beetroot has been considered a potent aphrodisiac.
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The Orlando Magic learned just how potent the new look has become.
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She hadn't felt this potent need for one hundred and ninety-five years.
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Such a union would be a potent factor in systematizing the pantheon.
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In thy hand is good; for thou art over all things potent.
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United States of America
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