powers

[US]/[ˈpaʊəz]/
[UK]/[ˈpaʊərz]/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

n.The ability to control, direct, or influence something.; A country or state.; The aggregate amount of energy that a machine or device contains.
v.To be able to do something; have the capacity or ability to do something.; To activate or start a machine or device.; To exert influence or control over.
adj.Relating to or characteristic of powerful people or organizations.

Phrases & Collocations

powers and duties

world powers

gained powers

exercise powers

super powers

powers of attorney

constitutional powers

powers of persuasion

powers shifted

powers combined

Example Sentences

the company's powers grew significantly after the merger.

he used his powers of persuasion to get the deal done.

the prime minister held considerable powers over the economy.

the new law grants police greater powers to investigate.

we need to harness the powers of technology for good.

the athlete demonstrated incredible powers of endurance.

the governor's powers are limited by the state constitution.

the team needs to unlock their full powers to win.

the judge has the powers to make final decisions.

the president's powers include vetoing legislation.

the storm's powers caused widespread damage across the region.

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