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Meanings of very potent in English

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Usage of very potent in English
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Religion was a very potent influence in the settlement of New France.
The Intellectual Development of the Canadian People: An Historic...
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It's very potent and floral and seems a bit unnecessary to me.
News.com.au
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It contains a very potent, slow-acting insecticide which is unattractive to bees.
Radio NZ
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A good novel may become a very potent and convincing experiment indeed.
Mankind in the Making
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What's happening in Arizona is a very potent example of that.
The new yorker
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The Deutsche Bank and the Hamburg-Amerika Line were very potent engines of espionage.
The Land of Deepening Shadow: Germany-at-War
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All very potent and respectable, but nothing out of the ordinary.
From hell with love
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One very potent means of rendering consciences insensible is to neglect their voice.
Expositions of Holy Scripture: St. Mark
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Arachnophobia is one of the more well-known phobias and can be very potent.
The Guardian
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This is a very potent argument, as Mr. Lincoln meant it.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 08, No. 48, October, 1861 / A Magaz...
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Among foreign populations she is a very potent force for Americanization.
Health Work in the Public Schools
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Little men are sometimes very potent, and rags sometimes cover very extensive pretensions.
Typee: A Romance of the South Seas
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He was a suppliant indeed, and such supplications are very potent with women.
The Belton Estate
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This apprehension is not necessarily rational, but it is very potent.
The Guardian
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The kids were supposed to be very potent and photogenic hostages, nothing more.
Hostile intent
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Their beauty must have been very potent to shine through such a disguise!
The Kensington District
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