high-powered
- adjective
- /haɪˈpaʊərd/
- This is about what we expect from a high-powered gaming laptop, though.
- a high-powered lawyer
- high-powered rifle
- a high-powered boat
This is about what we expect from a high-powered gaming laptop, though.
- This is about what we expect from a high-powered gaming laptop, though.
- It was where a high-powered pellet gun.
- Nation states have them, Some high-powered bad actors have them.
- So we didn't factor in that this high-powered pump, it consumes a lot of power.
- And students who certainly who go to law schools like Stanford, but really all kinds of lawyers have access to pretty high-powered and high paying jobs.
- It's, it's a really high-powered radio router packed in a really easy to use candy shell.
- And he's aiming his high-powered belief system at what he sees as being some of the world's biggest problems.
- We had a customer who had a, a high-powered breaker switch, essentially it's an electric utility, Ontario power generation.
- But also it will impact other people because you cannot have real high-powered mental motivation without a connection to other people.
Examples
-
We have very high-powered optical detection equipment.
-
Day Roger Brand, a high-powered CEO, sits behind a big desk, speed-reading something through half-glasses.
Fiction book (2001) -
Late at night, driving in flat country, I can pick up those big high-powered Christian stations.
Fiction book (2001) -
When you are a high-powered, high shine woman, I think it's important to know.
-
But also it will impact other people because you cannot have real high-powered mental motivation without a connection to other people.
-
Sal Khan's team has grown to include some really high-powered software developers and other talent.
Blog text (21) -
The wealthy, sensitive third parties opposed ABC's demands with high-powered lawyers of their own.
Academic text (1995) -
No A-list affair was complete without the presence of Phil Stern, one of the town's most high-powered agents, and his lovely wife Karen.
-
She works in a high-powered role that requires her to make important decisions every day.
-
Many ambitious professionals strive to land a high-powered position in top companies.
Synonyms
Having great power or influence over people
Having great physical strength, like a strong machine or person
That works much faster, with more power, or more efficiently than normal
Very active and full of strong, lively energy
Full of strong energy and excitement
A person or event that is very exciting and full of energy
Antonyms
How Powerful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
High-powered combines high and power, where power means 'energy', 'strength', or 'influence' and high means 'a large amount'. So, high-powered describes something with a lot of energy, strength, or influence, like a strong engine or a very effective person.