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strength noun brawn, cogency, concentration, durability, efficacy, emphasis, endurance, energy, fervor, firmness, force, hardiness, health, impregnability, main, mainstay, might, mightiness, muscle, opes, power, proof, puissance, robur, robustness, solidity, soundness, stalwartness, stamina, stoutness, sturdiness, substantiality, substantialness, superiority, tenaciousness, tenacity, toughness, validity, vigor, virility, vitality, vividness, willpower See also: ability, amount, degree, dint, emphasis, faculty, health, magnitude, main force, mainstay, potential, predominance, protection, prowess, puissance, quantity, sinew, tenacity, tolerance, validity How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| The book was prophetic in its inclusion of mission-statement articles by writers then emergent who have gone from strength to strength in the twenty years since - Penelope Lively, Virginia Hamilton, and Jill Paton Walsh among them. During the course of of the year these dancers, and others, have gone from strength to strength. Ukraine's Privat has gone from gone from strength to strength, tripling its user base during 2005. |
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