stronger
STRAWNG-gur/stɹɔŋɡɚ/UKSTRONG-guh/stɹɒŋɡə/
- 1Comparative of strong. Use this to say something has more strength than another thing.
My older brother is stronger than me.
This coffee tastes stronger than the one we had yesterday.
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- 2
- 3Said of a statement that proves another statement, while that second statement does not prove the first.
Saying all swans are white is stronger than saying most swans are white.
A stronger claim covers more cases, so it is harder to prove.
Oppositeweaker
Note
stronger is a form of strong
strong, adjective: Having great physical force, like a person who can lift heavy things, or a powerful wind or current. Full entry
- Spelling
- strong → stronger: add -er
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Origin
This is the comparative of "strong," made by adding "-er."