Powerful Adjective ˈpaʊəfl ˈpaʊərfl Incredibly Organization Extremely/Immensely/Enormously Remains

• an incredibly powerful organization
• extremely/immensely/enormously powerful
• the us remains the most powerful nation in the world.
• she is still a powerful figure in the party.

powerful

1. being able to control and influence people and events
• SYNONYM influential
  https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/influential
• an incredibly powerful organization
• extremely/immensely/enormously powerful
• The US remains the most powerful nation in the world.
• She is still a powerful figure in the party.
• a rich and powerful man
• Fortunately we have some powerful allies.
• Over time these groups have grown more powerful.
• Europe has become increasingly powerful on the world stage.

Extra Examples

• locally powerful landowners
• He was the most powerful man in the country after the king.
• It is a country where religious leaders are often more powerful than politicians.
• This extremist movement has become increasingly powerful in recent years.
• Why are there still so few women in politically powerful positions?
• I felt powerful and in control.
• Lincoln proved too powerful for City.
2. having great power or force; very effective
• a powerful engine
• a powerful voice
• a powerful telescope
• A huge and powerful storm is on track to hit Florida.
• I traded my computer in for a more powerful model.
• Capitalism is an immensely powerful force in modern society.
• Gene technology is a very powerful tool.
• Humour can be a powerful weapon.
3. having a strong effect on your thoughts, feelings or body
• a powerful image/symbol/speech
• Nicotine is a powerful drug.
• Fear is a powerful emotion.
• Her background has had a powerful influence on her film-making.
• A successful prosecution would send a powerful message.

Extra Examples

• This is an enormously powerful idea.
• What makes these stories so powerful?
• There is a powerful argument for changing the law.
4. physically strong
• SYNONYM muscular
  https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/muscular
• a powerful body
• a powerful athlete
• When she trots she covers ground like a powerful horse rather than a pony.