strength in Greek
strength in Greek is δύναμη — strength means physical power; the capacity to exert force or bear weight.
strength in Greek
δύναμη
Pronounced: dynami
What does "strength" mean?
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noun Physical power; the capacity to exert force or bear weight.
"Climbing the rope required a lot of strength in her arms."
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noun A particular skill or good quality someone or something has.
"Patience is his main strength when he teaches young children."
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noun How intense or powerful something is, such as a force, feeling, or substance.
"The strength of the wind knocked over several garden chairs."
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strength in a sentence
- Climbing the rope required a lot of strength in her arms.
- The bridge has the strength to carry lorries and heavy buses.
- Patience is his main strength when he teaches young children.
- Our team's strength is that everyone helps each other out.
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What is "strength" in Greek?
"strength" in Greek is δύναμη. strength means: Physical power; the capacity to exert force or bear weight.
How do you pronounce δύναμη?
"strength" in Greek is δύναμη, pronounced "dynami".
How do you use "strength" in a sentence?
Example: "Climbing the rope required a lot of strength in her arms." In Greek, "strength" is δύναμη.
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