High Powered

Pronunciation: /haɪ ˈpaʊərd/

Definitions of high powered

adjective describing a type of equipment or person that is very powerful or influential

Example Sentences

A1 I bought a high powered blender for making smoothies.

A2 The company invested in high powered computers to improve efficiency.

B1 The high powered vacuum cleaner sucked up all the dirt and dust from the carpet.

B2 The high powered engine of the sports car allowed it to accelerate quickly.

C1 The high powered telescope was able to capture clear images of distant galaxies.

C2 The high powered laser cutter was used to precision-cut intricate designs in metal.

Examples of high powered in a Sentence

formal The high powered committee was tasked with making important decisions for the company.

informal I heard she's part of a high powered team that gets things done quickly.

slang Those high powered executives are always on top of their game.

figurative His high powered personality always commands attention in a room.

Grammatical Forms of high powered

• past tense: high powered
• plural: high powereds
• comparative: more high powered
• superlative: most high powered
• present tense: high powers
• future tense: will high power
• perfect tense: have high powered
• continuous tense: is high powering
• singular: high powered
• positive degree: high powered
• infinitive: to high power
• gerund: high powering
• participle: high powered

Origin and Evolution of high powered

First Known Use: 1915 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'high powered' originated as a way to describe something with a great amount of power or strength.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in reference to machinery and equipment with great power, the term 'high powered' has evolved to also describe individuals or organizations with significant influence or authority.