Definitions and Examples of strong, powerful, big
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Having great physical power or mental ability; capable of exerting force or influence.
Example
He was strong enough to lift the heavy box by himself.
Having great strength, force, or influence; able to produce a strong effect.
Example
The powerful engine of the car allowed it to climb steep hills with ease.
Of considerable size, extent, or intensity; large or great in dimensions.
Example
The elephant was a big animal that could not fit through the narrow gate.
Key Differences: strong vs powerful vs big
- 1Strong refers to physical or mental power, while powerful refers to the ability to produce a strong effect.
- 2Big refers to size or dimensions, while shrimpish refers to weakness or lack of strength.
Effective Usage of strong, powerful, big
- 1Describing Physical Abilities: Use strong and powerful to describe someone's physical or mental abilities.
- 2Talking About Size: Use big to describe the size of something.
- 3Expressing Weakness: Use shrimpish to describe someone who is weak or lacks strength.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of shrimpish are strong, powerful, and big. Use strong and powerful to describe physical or mental abilities, big to describe size, and shrimpish to express weakness or lack of strength.
