Powerfully

/ˈpaʊərfʊli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a strong or prominent manner; with great force or intensity.

The speech resonated powerfully with the audience, leaving many in tears.

To an impressive or persuasive degree.

She argued powerfully for the need for climate action during the conference.

In a way that exerts a significant influence or impact.

The novel explores themes of injustice powerfully, prompting readers to reflect on societal issues.

With great physical strength or capability.

The athlete moved powerfully across the field, showcasing her exceptional skills.

From Middle English 'powerful,' from Old French 'pouair' (power) + '-ful' (full of).

powerfully appealing

Having a strong attraction or influence.

powerfully built

Having a muscular or strong physique.

make a powerful statement

To convey a strong message or impact.

power

The ability or capacity to do something or act in a particular way.

powerful

Having great power or strength.

empower

To give someone the authority or power to do something.

Very effective or impressive.

That speech was powerfully lit!

Extremely good or strong.

The new album is powerfully dope!