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0 powerful; having or using great force or control:
It is surely the duty of the stronger members in a society to help those who are weak.
My grandmother had a strong influence/effect on my early childhood.
Strong winds are forecast in the area for the next few days.
It's surprising what strong memories a photograph can produce.
Get Carl to lift it - he's as strong as an ox (= very strong).
We will need strong policies if our economic problems are to be solved.
I can give you stronger pain-killing drugs if these aren't strong enough.
Strong trading links exist between us and many South American countries.
Without a doubt, she's the strongest candidate we've interviewed for the job.
As a guitarist, he's strong on (= good at) technique but lacks feeling in some pieces.
1 difficult to argue with; firm and determined:
2 If a taste, smell, etc. is strong, it is very noticeable or powerful:
3 difficult to break, destroy, or make sick, or able to support a heavy weight or force:
4 expressing something in a forceful way, without trying not to offend people:
He used very strong words about the way the federal officials had behaved.
The manager had some strong words to say about the team's defensive play.
She said that she condemned their actions in the strongest terms.
The State Department also used strong language to deny a US policy shift.
The movie is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested) for strong language.
The producer broke some barriers with his show NYPD Blue, which featured the strongest language yet heard on a network-TV series.
7 A strong acid, alkali, or chemical base produces many ions (= atoms with an electrical charge) when it is dissolved in water.
8 to behave towards another person in a way that is too severe, or that shows a strong sexual interest that the other person does not want:
He came on strong in the early rounds to annihilate the competition.
9 physically powerful or energetic:
11 having a forceful and determined personality:
He has a strong personality, but don’t let him intimidate you.
12 having a lot of influence or importance:
13 believed or expressed without any doubt; persuasive:
There’s a strong possibility that the naval base will close next year.
16 an activity or industry that is strong is growing and becoming more successful:
17 having or making a lot of money and so in a good financial position:
18 having existed for a long time and likely to remain successful:
While Europe has developed a strong position in mobile communications, substantial barriers still remain.
Owning a strong brand is key to having a successful business.
a strong link/relationship/alliance
19 used to describe behaviour or opinions that are firm and determined:
Scientists have been telling us for years that it is essential for us to take strong action on global warming.
Against strong opposition from some CEOs, investors moved to ensure that the roles of chair and CEO were separated.
strong leadership/management
strong commitment/interest/support There has been strong support in Congress for the proposals.
20 a currency that is strong keeps or increases its value in relation to most other currencies:
21 used after a number to show how many people belong to or are involved in something:
22 to be the thing that someone is particularly good at:
23 used to say that something is likely to happen:
A sale of the business in three parts is a strong possibility.
