Strong Synonyms and Antonyms
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Physically strong; said especially of persons
(Adjective)
Synonyms:
- potent
- powerful
- vigorous
- firm
- active
- hardy
- muscular
- able-bodied
- athletic
- effective
- robust
- energetic
- sinewy
- brawny
- lusty
- forceful
- sturdy
- burly
- stout
- forcible
- thewy
- mighty
- tough
- virile
- stalwart
- strapping
- impregnable
- dynamic
- big
- dynamical
- heavy
- husky
- able
- alcoholic
- ardent
- biting
- bold
- clear
- cogent
- concentrated
- conclusive
- doughty
- convincing
- courageous
- dazzling
- determined
- difficult
- distinct
- drastic
- durable
- eager
- emphatic
- enduring
- inviolable
- explicit
- manly
- fertile
- fit
- heavy-set
- forthright
- fortified
- glaring
- great
- hale
- hard
- hearty
- heroic
- hot
- wiry
- impetuous
- important
- hard-hitting
- influential
- intense
- intoxicating
- having what it takes
- invincible
- irresistible
- keen
- hard-as-nails
- secure
- made of iron
- outrageous
- overpowering
- persuasive
- in fine feather
- piquant
- having the makings
- pronounced
- puissant
- pungent
- racy
- rank
- remarkable
- resolute
- resonant
- rugged
- sharp
- sinewed
- solid
- sound
- spicy
- spirituous
- unassailable
- stable
- stanch
- staunch
- strenuous
- strong-smelling
- tart
- tenacious
- undiluted
- unmistakable
- unwavering
- urgent
- valid
- vehement
- violent
- vivid
- zealous
- unattackable
Physically strong; said especially of things
(Adjective)
Synonyms:
- firm
- solid
- secure
- sturdy
- sound
- stable
- substantial
- staunch
- unimpaired
- well-founded
- well-built
- tough
- durable
- able
- unyielding
- steady
- fixed
- powerful
- mighty
- well-made
- rugged
- reinforced
- impose oneself
- put-the-make-on
- make a strong impression
- be aggressive
- sure
- unshakable
Intelligent
(Adjective)
Synonyms:
Extreme
(Adjective)
Potent in effect
(Adjective)
Synonyms:
Distinct
(Adjective)
Undiluted
(Adjective)
Financially sound
(Adjective)
Synonyms:
Convincing
(Adjective)
Words Related to Strong
Related words are words that are directly connected to each other through their meaning, even if they are not synonyms or antonyms. This connection may be general or specific, or the words may appear frequently together.
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