Synonyms for firepower
fire·pow·er

Princeton's WordNet

1. firepowernoun

   (military) the relative capacity for delivering fire on a target

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1. • Military
   • Military Capability

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1. List of paraphrases for "firepower":

   fire, thermal

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1. Chief Pete Arredondo:

   We’re going to get scrutinized, I ’m expecting that. We’re getting scrutinized for why we did n’t go in there, i know what the firepower [ the shooter ] had, based on what shells I saw, the holes in the wall in Situation Room next to his. I also know I had students that were around there that were n’t in the immediate threat besides the ones I know were in the immediate threat and the preservation of life around, everything around him, I felt was priority.

2. Washington State Treasurer James McIntire:

   They might bring a little bit more firepower to the table.

3. Peter Jackson:

   The purpose of the film was to try and use modern technology, not modern film. We can easily go out and shoot reconstructions and all that, but we didn't do that, we used strictly a hundred-year-old footage, but we used computer firepower to restore it to the maximum degree that we could.

4. Donald Trump:

   We're talking about a nuclear agreement where we make less and they make less and maybe where we get rid of some of the tremendous firepower that we have right now.

5. Bruno Tertrais:

   Russia has been willing and able to bring significant firepower to bear against ISIS at a time when France is willing but not entirely able, and the United States is able, but not entirely willing to bring its full firepower to bear against ISIS in Syria.