greatest strength
collocation in Englishmeaningsofgreatandstrength
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great
adjective
uk/ɡreɪt/us/ɡreɪt/
large in amount, size, ...
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strength
noun
uk/streŋθ/us/streŋθ/
the ability to do things that need a lot of physical or ...
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(Definition ofgreatandstrengthfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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The book'sgreateststrengthis also its greatest weakness.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, this volume's reach is both itsgreateststrengthand its most formidable challenge.
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Probably thegreateststrengthof this book is that it gives voice to the radiation survivors.
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The study'sgreateststrengthis its comprehensiveness, not its analytical sophistication.
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The book'sgreateststrengthis its reliance on oral history, but this is also a weakness.
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The book'sgreateststrengthis the truly impressive body of fieldwork on which it rests.
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Finally, however, one should emphasize that thegreateststrengthof this book is its meticulous documentation.
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Ourgreateststrength, and the pilot'sgreateststrength, is that he is independent and known to be independent.
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This is surely the singlegreateststrengthof a book that otherwise has few to recommend it.
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Thegreateststrengthof the collection is therefore the breadth and depth of the data it offers.
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Whatever the source of the advocates' passion to help others, it constitutes both theirgreateststrengthand their greatest weakness.
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That is itsgreateststrength, but also its greatest weakness.
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Is not hergreateststrengthher unawareness of her limitations?
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On the other hand, thegreateststrengthof our study was perhaps the wide spectrum of clinical settings represented in our cohort.
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Thegreateststrengthof all the entries (and of these volumes) is the inclusion of social and historical material in each one.
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All agree that hergreateststrengthwas as an actress, that the intensity of her gestures and her tragic declamation were unequalled.
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There was a big project during the war of trying to determine the alloy that would have thegreateststrengthunder high temperatures.
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Itsgreateststrength, however, is also its greatest weakness: it is difficult to imagine a finding in the action-perception literature that the theory couldn't accommodate.
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Maybe thegreateststrength—love—has remained constant throughout.
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Theirgreateststrengthis "tactics".
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Theirgreateststrengthis "diplomacy".
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Theirgreateststrengthis strategy.
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Theirgreateststrengthis "logistics".
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Theirgreateststrengthis logistics.
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