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強さ (つよさ, tsuyosa) Japanese meaning: strength | Kotomora
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Her strength lies in the fact that she never gives up.
Please check the strength of this rope.
Usage patterns 〈 物もの 〉 の 強つよ さ the strength/intensity of ~ (wind, will, light, etc.)
I was surprised by how strong the wind was.
強つよ さを 増ま す to increase in strength/intensity
The typhoon is gradually gaining strength.
強つよ さを 比くら べる to compare the strength (of two things)
We compared the strength of the two people.
〈 物もの 〉 の 強つよ さを 測はか る to measure the strength/intensity of ~
There is a device that measures the intensity of earthquakes.
Related words 力 is a broad noun for power, force, or ability in general, while 強さ specifically expresses the degree or intensity of being strong.
強み refers to a strong point or advantage that gives someone an edge, while 強さ simply describes the quality or degree of being strong.
強さ is the plain, everyday word for strength or intensity, while 剛 is a literary term implying combined physical and mental toughness.
強さ is the everyday, general word for strength (physical, mental, flavor, etc.), while 強度 is the technical term for a measurable degree of strength or intensity.
強さ describes the absolute degree of strength of something, while 強弱 highlights the contrast or variation between strong and weak states.
Etymology A regular noun formed from the adjective 強い, 'strong', with the nominalizing suffix さ, which expresses the quality or degree of an adjective.
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tensile bond strength; adhesive strength under tension; pull strength
