potency in Latin
potency in Latin is potestās — potency means the strength or power of something, such as a drug or an argument.
potency in Latin
potestās
Power, authority.
What does "potency" mean?
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noun The strength or power of something, such as a drug or an argument.
"Doctors warned about the potency of the new painkiller."
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potency in a sentence
- Doctors warned about the potency of the new painkiller.
- The potency of his speech surprised even his critics.
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What is "potency" in Latin?
"potency" in Latin is potestās. potency means: The strength or power of something, such as a drug or an argument.
How do you use "potency" in a sentence?
Example: "Doctors warned about the potency of the new painkiller." In Latin, "potency" is potestās.
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