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Great Power
noun
a nation that has exceptional military and economic strength, and consequently plays a major, often decisive, role in international affairs.
Great Power
noun
a nation that has exceptional political influence, resources, and military strength
Other Word Forms
- Great-Power adjective
- great-power adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of Great Power1
Example Sentences
Oh, and by the way: You also need to be a great power.
"The Golden Dome sort of re-orients our missile defence policy towards our great power competitors," Ms Bazylczyk said.
He observes that “we should be reminded of the corrupt influence of great power. … Perhaps it is inescapable that modern government vests extraordinary power in the President and puts around him a large circle of men and women whose personal status and satisfaction depends entirely on pleasing one man.”
Hockney’s sister describes their mother in the documentary “David Hockney: A Bigger Picture”: “She was a very great power. She had a very great emotional power that’s a bit hard to describe. That pulled you in.”
Even with all the various difficulties, Xi is betting that Beijing will be able to withstand any economic pain longer than Washington in this great power competition.
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