noun
definition
The capacity of a weapon to deliver fire onto a target
definition
The ability to deliver fire
definition
The ability to shoot and score goals.
Examples of firepower in a Sentence
But with all this firepower, you would think you could get the upper hand right?
The Russians brought back the long out of favor rocket as a major contribution to artillery firepower.
The Police have taken to openly flaunting their firepower.
Expect to be always outnumbered, but at least as far as mental firepower goes, never outgunned.
But, despite a stronger second-half showing against the League of Wales's champions, Swansea could not find the extra firepower.
With six weapons tubes and greatly increased weapons stowage, the Astute class carries much greater firepower than earlier classes.
But, despite a stronger second-half showing against the League of Wales 's champions, Swansea could not find the extra firepower.
You have more attacks and additional shields, but you can expect to have to deal with a lot of firepower.
And if you were wondering, yes, I fired on them, but they were immune to my firepower.
Bordeaux have a decent, young side but lack the necessary firepower and experience.
Boro, still with players feeling the effects of influenza, carried too much firepower for luckless Merthyr.
He'll also have the ability to dual wield, adding double the firepower.
The Bolt, 14 way, Ram, and trigger have all been modified to deliver awesome firepower with incredible accuracy.
We have been asking you for the past week who will provide the firepower for City's attack this season.
Even in the last Gulf War the overwhelming firepower of the US guaranteed victory.
Peace can't be won, by superior firepower, or enforced entirely on your own terms.
Special Weapons Daleks do not speak, but do have massive firepower.
With the news john hartson is staying Gordon feels he has enough firepower for the CL.
The intellectual firepower will make them sharp debaters of policy options.