strong side
- noun
- She always throws the ball with her strong side to get more power.
Examples
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The coach advised him to lead with his strong side during the match.
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After the injury, he had to learn to write with his strong side again.
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He is left-handed, so his strong side is his left arm.
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My strong side helps me lift heavier weights.
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When throwing a ball, it's important to use your strong side for better accuracy and distance.
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She found it easier to lift heavy weights with her strong side, which is her right arm.
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In self-defense training, students are taught to block attacks with their strong side for maximum effectiveness.
Antonyms
How Strong
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'the part/area that is stronger or has more players' is directly and predictably built from 'strong' (having strength) + 'side' (a part/area or flank). This adjective+noun composition follows normal English patterns and is cross-linguistically obvious, so a B1 learner who knows both words can readily infer the MWE meaning.
Etymology
Strong side comes from the side of a person's body that is naturally stronger, such as your 'dominant hand' or arm. So it means the side you use for power and control.