Possessing might or power; powerful, potent, strong. Frequently rhetorical, connoting a pre-eminent… Of God: possessing transcendent power. Of a…

Strong, powerful, mighty. Obsolete.

Scottish in later use. Of a person: powerful, mighty; noble, great. Obsolete.

Having great controlling power over people and things, by reason of the possession of authority… In general contexts.

Strong, powerful; mighty, great.

Strong in power.

= mighty, adj.

As an alliterative epithet of kings or other rulers; hence, Mighty, powerful, strong. Obsolete.

Mighty, powerful; endowed with divine or kingly power; efficacious.

Powerful, mighty.

Powerful, mighty.

Strong, stout, powerful. Strong in authority, dominion, rule, or arms; powerful, mighty. Obsolete.

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

Strong, powerful.

= mighty, adj.

Of God, a person, the spirit, etc.: capable of effective action or resistance; mighty, powerful; mentally strong. Now rare (literary).

= mightful, adj.

Of a city or town: great, mighty; powerful. Obsolete.

Of a person or group of people: having power over others; holding control or influence over people and events, socially or politically influential…

Possessed of or wielding power; having great authority or influence; mighty, potent, powerful. Now archaic or literary.

Wealthy.

That is full of might or power.

Of a person or thing: powerful; having great authority or influence; mighty. Now chiefly in literary usage.

Possessing potency or power; potent, powerful, mighty, strong; commanding. Now rare.

Possessing force. Of persons, material things, natural agencies, etc.: Strong, powerful.

Powerful, ruling. Obsolete.

(After swinge, n.1 1) Powerful, authoritative. Obsolete.

Powerful. Obsolete.

Having powerful hands. Usually figurative: forceful, imperious; able or willing to use force or to act firmly and decisively.

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

Usually ironic or humorous. Powerful, mighty, grand. Now rare.

Powerful.

Powerful, strong. Cf. pollency, n.

Frequently ironic or humorous. Powerful, mighty. Cf. hogen mogen, adj. 1. Obsolete.

Able to exercise sway, powerful.

U.S. colloquial and regional. Strong, powerful; (also) full strength, undiluted, ‘neat’. Cf. reverent, adj. 5.

Strong, powerful; (esp. of a woman) sexy, glamorous.

U.S. slang (see sense 4a above), rough, aggressive, powerful (also elliptical as n.).