potency , also: potence

After a couple of days, it would have lost its potency.

You know how much life and potency it once had.

He could not see her health, or the potency of the Staff.

And they pay special attention to images because of their potency.

It took a day for the full potency to build up again.

The image, for the record, has not lost its potency.

If there is nothing in the potency, how can you expect an effect?

In Europe a number of other, lower potencies are more often used.

The lines have not quite lost their ancient potency, either.

It seemed to loose its potency after a few months.

No more potency testing was done during or after the trial.

He had been a being of immense potency and life.

Once all the berries are gone, so is the potency.

In the Beginning there was great potency, hut little form.

I had not forgotten the potency of that offer, either.

"The mixture only has a potency of a few minutes."

He died at this time last year, lending even more potency to today.

The higher the number the greater the potency of the remedy.

"He'll tell us everything we need to know about the Potency inside of an hour.

Yet it is hard to argue with the potency of the product.

He did not realize the potency or speed of Black's attack.

We do not bring out all the potency of the Lore.

"It is not the potency of the blood I want.

And of course there was always the chance that the batch had lost its potency.

Yet its political potency has not been greatly tested recently.