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Definition of potent
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of potent is as below...
Potent
(a.)
Having
great
authority,
control,
or
dominion;
puissant;
mighty;
influential;
as, a
potent
prince..
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Weak
::
Weak (v. i.) Not
prevalent
or
effective,
or not felt to be
prevalent;
not
potent;
feeble..
Impotently
::
Impotently
(adv.)
In an
impotent
manner.
Contraction
::
Contraction
(n.)
Something
contracted
or
abbreviated,
as a word or
phrase;
-- as,
plenipo
for
plenipotentiary;
crim. con. for
criminal
conversation,
etc..
Prepotent
::
Prepotent
(a.) Very
powerful;
superior
in
force,
influence,
or
authority;
predominant..
Unable
::
Unable
(a.) Not able; not
having
sufficient
strength,
means,
knowledge,
skill,
or the like;
impotent'
weak;
helpless;
incapable;
-- now
usually
followed
by an
infinitive
or an
adverbial
phrase;
as,
unable
for work;
unable
to bear
fatigue..
Potentiating
::
Potentiating
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Potentiat.
Inflential
::
Inflential
(a.)
Exerting
or
possessing
influence
or
power;
potent;
efficacious;
effective;
strong;
having
authority
or
ascendency;
as, an
influential
man,
station,
argument,
etc..
Pre-
::
Pre- () A
prefix
denoting
priority
(of time,
place,
or
rank);
as,
precede,
to go
before;
precursor,
a
forerunner;
prefix,
to fix or place
before;
preeminent
eminent
before
or above
others.
Pre- is
sometimes
used
intensively,
as in
prepotent,
very
potent..
Potentate
::
Potentate
(a.) One who is
potent;
one who
possesses
great power or sway; a
prince,
sovereign,
or
monarch..
Potentiometer
::
Potentiometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
or
comparing
electrial
potentials
or
electro-motive
forces.
Charge D''affaires
::
Charge
d'affaires
(n.) A
diplomatic
representative,
or
minister
of an
inferior
grade,
accredited
by the
government
of one state to the
minister
of
foreign
affairs
of
another;
also, a
substitute,
ad
interim,
for an
ambassador
or
minister
plenipotentiary..
Potential
::
Potential
(a.)
Existing
in
possibility,
not in
actuality..
Entelechy
::
Entelechy
(n.) An
actuality;
a
conception
completely
actualized,
in
distinction
from mere
potential
existence..
Potent
::
Potent
(a.)
Having
great
authority,
control,
or
dominion;
puissant;
mighty;
influential;
as, a
potent
prince..
Potent
::
Potent
(n.) One of the furs; a
surface
composed
of
patches
which are
supposed
to
represent
crutch
heads;
they are
always
alternately
argent
and
azure,
unless
otherwise
specially
mentioned..
Viripotent
::
Viripotent
(a.)
Developed
in
manhood;
hence,
able to
beget;
marriageable..
Omnipotent
::
Omnipotent
(a.) Able in every
respect
and for every work;
unlimited
in
ability;
all-powerful;
almighty;
as, the Being that can
create
worlds
must be
omnipotent..
Inefficacious
::
Inefficacious
(a.) Not
efficacious;
not
having
power to
produce
the
effect
desired;
inadequate;
incompetent;
inefficient;
impotent.
Hardhack
::
Hardhack
(n.) A very
astringent
shrub
(Spiraea
tomentosa),
common
in
pastures.
The
Potentilla
fruticosa
in also
called
by this
name..
Tormentil
::
Tormentil
(n.) A
rosaceous
herb
(Potentilla
Tormentilla),
the root of which is used as a
powerful
astringent,
and for
alleviating
gripes,
or
tormina,
in
diarrhea..
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