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Meaning of
power
in English
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Plural
powers
Past Tense
powered
Participle Verb
powering
Third Person Singular
powers
Definitions
Noun
authority
or
control
(
legal
,
political
)
influence
to
control
;
social
authority
She
has
the
power
to
make
important
decisions
.
capacity
to
perform
or
experience
something
The
power
of
the
engine
determines
the
speed
of
the
car
.
capacity
to
perform
actions
;
internal
strength
Regular
exercise
helps
build
physical
power
and
endurance
.
work
rate
;
energy
transfer
The
machine's
power
output
is
measured
in
watts
.
a
measure
of
force
over
time
;
effectiveness
The
new
generator
will
power
the
entire
building
.
lens
magnification
strength
The
power
of
the
microscope
lens
allows
for
detailed
observation
.
electricity
supply
;
energy
source
The
city's
power
plant
generates
electricity
for
the
entire
population
.
physical
force
;
strength
The
athlete's
power
and
agility
enabled
her
to
win
the
competition
.
physical
effectiveness
;
energetic
capability
Lifting
heavy
weights
requires
a
lot
of
physical
power
.
the
product
of
equal
factors
(
base
and
exponent
)
The
mathematical
concept
of
power
refers
to
the
product
of
a
base
and
an
exponent
.
a
mathematical
operation
(
exponentiation
)
The
formula
involves
raising
a
number
to
the
power
of
three
.
a
statistical
test's
probability
of
rejecting
a
null
hypothesis
In
statistics
,
the
power
of
a
test
is
its
ability
to
detect
a
true
effect
.
statistical
test
probability
(
hypothesis
testing
)
The
power
of
the
statistical
test
is
its
ability
to
reject
the
null
hypothesis
.
cardinality
(
set
theory
)
The
power
set
of
a
given
set
contains
all
possible
subsets
of
that
set
.
Adjective
ability
to
influence
or
control
others
;
social
status
The
company's
power
to
shape
the
market
is
significant
.
a
large
amount
(
informal
)
The
power
team
worked
efficiently
to
complete
the
project
.
effectiveness
;
physical
strength
The
new
policy
has
the
power
to
change
the
entire
industry
.
Verb
to
energize
a
device
;
enable
operation
The
company
will
power
its
new
data
center
with
renewable
energy
.
to
enable
or
provide
momentum
for
something
The
new
initiative
will
power
the
local
economy
and
create
jobs
.
Compounds / Phrases
brainpower
candlepower
electropower
firepower
light-collecting power
light-gathering power
powerboat
powerboats
powerhouse
powerhouses
repower
superpower
powerfulness
warpower
waterpower
willpower
power-sharing
manpower
horsepower
powerline
powertrain
powerlifting
micropower
airpower
powerhead
powerpop
powerheads
powerslide
powertrains
seapower
power user
power trowel
water power
power inverter
in power
power down
counterpower
horsepowers
powerband
powerbands
powerboater
powerboaters
powerboating
powerbroker
powerbrokers
willpowers
womanpower
power-up
power of attorney
