Power Words

Emotionally charged words or phrases. It is often used to create a scene, create a mental image, inspire, persuade, or influence the reader. There are positive and negative strong words, be careful not to use too many negative words. An example of powerful marketing words: pain, attention, greedy, crazy, maximum, amazing, survive, fight, crazy, vulnerable, wonderful, revealing, spectacular, delicious, deal, jackpot, tested and guaranteed.

Literal Meanings of Power Words

Power:

Meanings of Power:

To do or suffer something.
(social) ability to coerce, influence or control.
(Physics) Efficiency.
Large quantity or large quantity.
All basic forms or parts of machines: three primary (lever, ramp and pulley) and three secondary (wheel and shaft, wrench and ).
A measure of a force's effectiveness in producing a physical effect over time. If linear, quotient: (force times displacement of or on object) time. For rotation, the quotient is: (force times displacement angle) ÷ time.
The product of equal factors (and a generalization of this term): x^n, read as x raised to the power of not comparable, is called the power and denotes the product of x \times x \times \cdots \times x , where x is found by the product of x multiplied by n, it is called the base, and n is called the exponent.
The probability that a statistical test will reject the null hypothesis when the alternative hypothesis is true.
(plural) In Christian angelic teaching, an intermediate level of angels, standing above the archangels, but the exact position depends on the classification system.
Force (mechanical or electronic device).
Hit or hit something violently.
Allow or give a nudge.

Sentences of Power

Mechanical forces.
This CD player runs on batteries.

Words:

Meanings of Words:

The smallest unit of a language that has special meaning and can express itself. The smallest meaningful discrete unit of speech. (Contrast morpheme.).
Something like this language unit: .
Fact or speech act, no action.
Someone said something, a comment, a speech.
Slogan or battle cry, verbal signal (also composed of several words).
Proverb or motto.
News (used without article).
An order is a request and an instruction is an expression of will.
Pledge, oath or guarantee.
Short discussion or conversation.
(plural) See words.
(sometimes a word) God's message is the Christian gospel message from the biblical scriptures.
(Sometimes a word) Logos, Christ.
Say or write (something) with certain words to express (something).
Flatter with words, flatter.
Pen or teacher with words.
Call with a word.
Talk, use words to talk, discuss.
An angry debate or conversational argument.
Rules in the script of the game.
Words.