stronger
Pronunciation: [ˈstrɔːŋɡər]
Word
Context: "comparison of power"
(adjective) having more power, force, or strength than something else. If a person can lift heavier things or has more energy, you would say they are stronger.
Example
My brother is stronger than I am because he works out every day.
Example
Even though the puppy is strong, the adult dog is stronger.
Example
Who is stronger, you or your best friend?
Context: "comparison of ability"
(adjective) more able to do something or perform better than someone or something else. If a student understands math better than their classmates, they are considered stronger in that subject.
Example
She is stronger in science than in history.
Example
His grades show that he is not stronger in English than in math.
Example
In which subject do you think you are stronger?
Context: "comparison of durability"
(adjective) made to last longer or withstand more damage than something else. If one rope can hold more weight than another, it is stronger.
Example
This new rope is stronger than the old one; it won’t break easily.
Example
The old bridge is not as strong as the new one, so it is not safe to use.
Example
Which material do you think is stronger, metal or plastic?
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