Power, might; control, command; (also) possession. Cf. early use of wield, n. in various senses.

Might, power, authority. Cf. secular arm at secular, adj. 2a. Now somewhat rare.

Strength, might, power (physical or otherwise); (as an attribute of God) pre-eminent or transcendent power. Cf. might, n.1 3. Obsolete.

Ability, potential, power; ability, power to do something. Now rare.

Power; spiritual power; might; authority. See also liege poustie, n.

The world; the earth, esp. considered as the abode of humankind. Obsolete.

Control or authority over others; dominion, rule; government, command, sway. Frequently with †of, †on, over.

Power or might (of a ruler, realm, or the like); esp. military strength or power.

Great strength, imposing power. Now somewhat rhetorical. In plural. Great powers; embodiments or instances of great or supreme power. Also: acts…

Physical or mental strength; power, might; force.

Power.

The state or condition of being supremely or overwhelmingly powerful or strong; supremacy, pre-eminence, powerfulness, great strength.

Abundance.

Power, esp. that of God or that of a weapon. A powerful or mighty action.

Power, strength, force, might, prowess; influence.

Power, might.

Power, ability, strength. Also: an instance of this.

High rank, greatness; power. Obsolete.

Power, powerfulness; ability to accomplish or affect something; authority, influence.

Authorization; power.

A power. Obsolete.

puissance; power.

Chiefly plural. Strength, energy, force.

The quality of being powerful; power, potency, strength.

Power, authority; = potency, n. 1a.

powerfulness; power as a quality.

The quality of being powerful; strength, potency; impressiveness, force.

Power, authority. rare.

Power, strength.

The quality of being powerful or having power. Cf. potential, adj. 3. Now rare.

Potentiality.

= poustie, n.

Power, authority, or prestige; spec. (in Polynesian and Melanesian religions) an impersonal supernatural power which can be associated with people…

(a) (attributive) designating a weapon having magnum capacity; (b) exceptional force, strength, size, etc.; the maximum.