Possessing might or power; powerful, potent, strong. Frequently rhetorical, connoting a pre-eminent… Of a person, or an action or attribute of a…

Of living beings, the body, or limbs: physically powerful; able to exert great muscular force; able to… In general contexts.

Of a person or animal: strong, sturdy, mighty; stout-hearted, courageous. Cf. rich, adj. 1. Obsolete.

Strong, mighty, big. (obsolete) Of grain, etc.: Well-filled, plump. Of fire or wind: Strong, fierce (Scottish)

Strong, powerful.

Strong, stout.

Firm, unyielding, strong, †rigid, stiff (as in death).

Of persons: Stalwart of body, bone, hands.

= strong, adj. in various applications. Obsolete.

Strong.

Full of or characterized by strength. Also as n. (with the and plural agreement): †those who are full of strength (obsolete).

Strong in body; of powerful build. Now only U.S. dialect.

Full of strength or vigour; vigorous, powerful, strong; substantial. Now rare (chiefly Scottish in later use).

Strong, sturdy. (? Hard to conquer.)

Powerful, mighty; possessing strength (in compound cleanest-mighted, cf. clean-, adj. adv.b).

Physically strong; having muscular strength; robust; able to exert or resist force. Also: produced by physical strength; done vigorously and…

Full of force, powerful, strong.

Vigorous; sinewy; full of strength. Also in extended use. Now rare.

Of an animal or person, etc.: sinewy, muscular, strong; vigorous, energetic. Obsolete.

resembling whipcord, sinewy.