High-powered
[hahy-pou-erd] /ˈhaɪˈpaʊ ərd/
adjective
1.
extremely energetic, dynamic, and capable:
high-powered executives.
2.
of a forceful and driving character:
high-powered selling techniques.
3.
capable of a high degree of magnification:
a high-powered microscope.
4.
very powerful.
adjective
1.
(of an optical instrument or lens) having a high magnification: a high-powered telescope
2.
dynamic and energetic; highly capable
3.
possessing great strength, power, etc: a high-powered engine
adj.
1903, originally of automobiles, from high (adj.) + power (v.).
adjective
Forceful; energetic; high-octane, punchy: George is a real high-powered salesman
[1930s+; used of cars by 1903]
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