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Meanings of powerful in English
Usage of powerful in English
1
I believe those who are most powerful use their power for good.
2
Skelos is the second powerful legislative leader to stand trial this year.
3
Iran is more powerful today than if Saddam been left in power.
4
For that to actually happen, powerful countries need to be held accountable.
5
Vaccines are probably the most powerful public health intervention available to us.
6
A new Europe, he thought ironically, a powerful federation of dynamic states.
7
However, researchers said that vaccines could prove more powerful than natural immunity.
8
The powerful centre presents a clear and present danger to Ireland's hopes.
9
They need more powerful incentives to work with people when it's possible.
10
In those days, whatever powerful people said and did was considered news.
11
NMR methods are therefore powerful aids to understanding plant metabolism and physiology.
12
Men who are truly powerful, however, view threats as yet another vulnerability.
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Europeans want mainly to balance relations between powerful West and rising East.
14
A weak government is an easy target when powerful groups come calling.
15
Eleven years ago Oliver Stone made a powerful motion picture called JFK.
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Europe is a powerful enough bloc to implement such a radical programme.
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