potency
/pɒˈtɛnsi/ /pɔˈtɛnsi/Definitions
1. noun
The state or quality of being powerful or effective
“The potency of the new medicine was tested in clinical trials.”
2. noun
The power or quality of being potent, especially in a magical or supernatural sense
“In fantasy literature, magical potency is often depicted as a key factor in a character’s abilities.”
3. noun
The state of being in a condition or state of being potent
“The wine’s potency was affected by the high temperature during storage.”
4. noun
The quality of being capable of producing a specified effect
“The potency of the fertilizer was found to be lower than expected.”
5. adjective
Having great power or effectiveness
“The potency of the new drug was impressive, but its side effects were a concern.”
6. adjective
Having the power of being potent
“The potency of the magic spell was waning, and its effects were diminishing.”
7. adjective
Having the quality of being potent
“The potency of the explosive was a major concern in the construction process.”