"Strong" validity in different word game dictionaries
Dictionary | Validity |
---|---|
Scrabble US(US/Canada/Thailand - TWL/NWL) | Yes |
Scrabble UK(International - SOWPODS/CSW) | Yes |
Words with Friends(WWF) | Yes |
"strong" Definition
- (of people, animals, etc.) having a lot of physical power so that you can lift heavy weights, do hard physical work, etc.
- (of a natural or physical force) having great power
- having a powerful effect on the body or mind
- having a lot of power or influence
- the strong [plural] people who are rich or powerful
- (of an argument, evidence, etc.) difficult to attack or criticize
- very powerful and difficult for people to fight against or defeat
- (of an opinion, a belief, or a feeling) very powerful
- [only before noun] (of a person) holding an opinion or a belief very seriously synonym firm
- easy to see, hear, feel or smell; very great or intense
- having a lot of taste
- containing a lot of a substance
- (of objects) not easily broken or damaged; made well
- not easily upset or frightened; not easily influenced by other people
- likely to succeed or happen
- having existed for a long time and functioning well; difficult to destroy
- (of prices, an economy, etc.) having a value that is high or increasing
- (of a business or an industry) in a safe financial position
- good at something; done well
- great in number
- used after numbers to show the size of a group
- (of a person) not easily affected by disease; healthy
- (of words or language) having a lot of force, often causing offence to people
- [usually before noun] (of a verb) forming the past tense and past participle by changing a vowel, not by adding a regular ending, for example sing, sang, sung
"strong" Synonyms & Antonyms
"strong" synonyms:
- tough,
- burly,
- muscular,
- big,
- brawny,
- formidable,
- rugged,
- beefy,
- mighty,
- athletic,
- great,
- sinewy,
- stalwart,
- stout,
- strapping,
- hearty,
- overpowering,
- redoubtable,
- substantial
"strong" antonyms:
- weak,
- feeble,
- little,
- small,
- frail,
- puny,
- weakling,
- scrawny,
- diminutive,
- soft,
- weakened,
- faint,
- forceless,
- hesitant,
- impuissant,
- namby-pamby,
- spineless,
- unmanly,
- wispy