firepower
/ˈfaɪərˌpɔwər/Definitions
1. noun
the ability or capacity of a weapon or military force to inflict damage or defeat an enemy, especially through the use of explosives, fire, or other destructive forces.
“The country’s military has significant firepower to deter potential aggressors.”
2. noun
the ability or capacity of a person or organization to accomplish something impressive or impressive-sounding.
“The new company has impressive firepower in terms of innovative technology and talented employees.”
3. noun
the power or ability of a particular kind of ammunition or projectile.
“The new rifle has increased firepower due to its high-velocity bullets.”