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strong

strong /ˈstrɑːŋ/ adjective
stronger /ˈstrɑːŋgɚ/; strongest /ˈstrɑːŋgəst/
strong
/ˈstrɑːŋ/
adjective
stronger /ˈstrɑːŋgɚ/; strongest /ˈstrɑːŋgəst/
Britannica Dictionary definition of STRONG
: having great physical power and ability : having a lot of strength
opposite weak
: not easy to break or damage
: not sick or injured : healthy
: very noticeable
: having great power or force
: very powerful in action or effect
: having a powerful and sometimes unpleasant taste or smell
: containing a large amount of an important ingredient (such as alcohol)
: having a lot of power or influence
: likely to persuade or convince people that something is true, real, correct, etc.
10 
: very confident and able to deal with difficult situations
11 
: felt, believed, or expressed in a very definite and powerful way
12 
: powerful and effective in supporting something, opposing something, etc.
13 
: well established and likely to continue
14 
: likely to succeed or to happen
15 
: great in number
used to indicate the number of people in a large group
16 
: having a value that is great or that is increasing
: in a good financial condition : doing well
17 
: very forceful and sometimes obscene or offensive
18 
: very bright

a bit strong

British, informal
: unfair or too critical

a strong stomach

see 1stomach

come on strong

see 1come

going strong

: very active, healthy, or successful

strong on

: very good at (something)
: containing a lot of (something)

— strongly

/ˈstrɑːŋli/ adverb [more strongly; most strongly]