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单词 strong-handed
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strong-handedadj.

Brit. /ˌstrɒŋˈhandᵻd/, U.S. /ˌstrɔŋˈhændəd/, /ˌstrɑŋˈhændəd/
Origin: Formed within English, by derivation. Perhaps also partly formed within English, by compounding. Etymons: strong adj., hand n., -ed suffix2; strong adj., handed adj.
Etymology: < strong adj. + hand n. + -ed suffix2; in sense 1 perhaps partly also < strong adj. + handed adj., after strong hand n.Compare Old English stranghende strong-handed, having powerful hands.
1. Having powerful hands. Usually figurative: forceful, imperious; able or willing to use force or to act firmly and decisively.
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society > authority > power > [adjective]
mightyeOE
craftyeOE
richeOE
strongeOE
wieldeOE
mainstrongOE
mightOE
keena1000
mightfullOE
mainfulc1225
reighc1225
starkc1275
boldc1300
fort13..
mightandc1350
strengthya1382
mightifula1400
bigc1400
powerfulc1450
puissant?c1450
mananta1500
mighteousa1500
potenta1500
potential?c1500
vailing1508
forcible1555
potentate1556
swingeing1567
powerable1580
strong-handed1598
strengthful1604
hogen mogen1648
powerlike1657
pollent1660
hogana1672
swayful1767
reverend1826
oomphy1955
kick-ass1977
1598 S. Gosson Trumpet of Warre sig. Bv The holie Prophets and Priestes of God haue had their times..to change their exhortations to mercie and compassion, into charges and allarmes, and either with Azariah incourage both the Prince and the people to bee strong handed.
?1611 G. Chapman tr. Homer Iliads xxi. 298 The fires strong-handed king, Gaue vertue of repulse.
1763 Crit. Rev. June 481 Strong-handed fate.
1787 T. Taylor tr. Mystical Initiations lxv. 197 Mighty Vulcan..Strong-handed [Gk. καρτερόχειρ], deathless, and of art divine, Pure element, a portion of the world is thine.
1814 M. L. Weems Life Gen. F. Marion (ed. 2) xvi. 143 Two fell beneath the steel of the strong-handed Snipes.
1853 N.-Y. Daily Times 26 July 4/3 Mr Daniels is a young and enthusiastic man, brimful of chivalry, and ready-hearted and strong-handed in every good cause.
1897 Scribner's Mag. Apr. 506/1 He was very strong-handed, fleet-footed, and able to make long marches.
1915 Times 29 Oct. 7/1 The strong-handed suppressor of organized labour troubles.
1949 I. Deutscher Stalin vi. 178 Stalin..secured a more impressive abode for his Commissariat through a strong-handed intervention in a somewhat comic scramble between the commissars for accommodation.
2012 Globe & Mail (Toronto) (Nexis) 5 Nov. b7 A strong-handed regulator is not necessarily in the best interest of users.
2. Nautical. Having a good complement of hands to sail the vessel in question. Now rare.Chiefly with reference to sailing ships.
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society > travel > travel by water > vessel, ship, or boat > [adjective] > well- or ill-manned
strong-handed1801
light-handed1830
society > travel > travel by water > one who travels by water or sea > sailor > [adjective] > in charge of well-manned ship
strong-handed1801
1801 A. Mackenzie Voy. from Montreal p. xvii,6 The..party got only in time to the Portage..to dispatch one canoe strong-handed, and light-loaded.
1827 J. F. Cooper Red Rover I. ii. 45 It is plain enough, by the manner in which his [sc. a captain's] sails are furled, that he is strong-handed.
1869 R. Semmes Mem. Service Afloat xxi. 282 The masters and mates of the captured ships offered their services..to assist in taking care of the ship. We thanked them, but were sufficiently strong-handed ourselves.
1911 H. Collingwood Overdue xx. 272 The schooner, evidently strong-handed,..had managed to creep up to within a short mile of us.
1981 J. Brown Let. 3 Jan. in J. Coughtry Notorious Triangle (1981) ii. 98 (modernized text) She is about 160 tons..and is strong handed, there being 16 people on board including the captain and merchant.
3. North American (now historical). Having substantial financial resources; = strong adj. 5e.
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the mind > possession > wealth > [adjective]
richeOE
eadyOE
richfulc1300
plenteousc1350
wealthyc1380
wealthfula1400
wlouȝa1400
wellc1405
biga1425
goldedc1450
substantious1490
able1516
opulent?1518
substantive1543
strong1581
fat1611
juicy1627
fortuned1632
affluent1652
rhinocerical1688
rough1721
rowthy1792
golden1797
strong-handed1817
well-to-do1831
wealth-encumbered1844
nabobish1857
rhinoceral1860
ingoted1864
tinny1871
pocket-filled1886
oofy1896
nawabi1955
brewstered2001
1817 Daily National Intelligencer (Washington) 21 Apr. Neither are they emigrants of the poorest class, but respectable farmers, and strong-handed, bringing with them their stock, teams, money, &c. &c.
1897 Ann. Rep. Dept. Agric. Ont., 1896 II. App. 152 Most farmers are strong-handed enough to plant 100 trees every spring.
1986 J. M. Faragher Sugar Creek 184 The best that most squatter families could manage was the sale of their ‘improvements’ to emigrants known as ‘strong-handed farmers’—men who arrived with capital enough to buy them out.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, December 2015; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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