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What is strong in french?

The French word for "strong" depends on the context and what you want to convey:

For physical strength:

* fort (masculine) - This is the most common word for "strong" and applies to physical strength, power, and resilience.

* forte (feminine) - This word is the feminine form of "fort" and is used when referring to a woman or a feminine noun.

* puissant (masculine) - This word implies a powerful and imposing strength.

* puissante (feminine) - This word is the feminine form of "puissant".

For other meanings of "strong":

* solide - This word implies stability, firmness, and durability. It can refer to physical objects or concepts.

* épais - This word is used to describe something thick or dense, such as a wall or a book. It can also be used metaphorically to describe something strong or difficult to understand.

* vigoureux (masculine) - This word implies a vigorous, energetic, and healthy strength.

* vigoureuse (feminine) - This word is the feminine form of "vigoureux".

* robust - This word implies strength and resistance to damage or wear.

* intense - This word is used for things that are powerful or strong in feeling or effect.

* violent - This word implies a strong, forceful, and often destructive power.

Examples:

* Un homme fort: A strong man

* Une femme forte: A strong woman

* Un château puissant: A powerful castle

* Une boisson solide: A strong drink

* Un argumentaire vigoureux: A strong argument

* Un sentiment intense: An intense feeling

The specific word you choose will depend on the specific context of what you are trying to say.

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