Antonyms for the word "impotence" refer to the opposite of weakness, helplessness and inability to perform a certain task or function. Words such as power, vigor, strength and potency are antonyms of impotence. These words suggest a state of being capable, effective and dominating. They represent the idea of control and influence over a situation, as opposed to a state of incapacity or ineffectiveness. Antonyms for impotence denote the ability to execute and succeed, as opposed to the inability to act or achieve a desired outcome. These antonyms provide a contrast to the negative connotation of impotence, conveying a sense of energy, force and authority that inspire confidence and conviction.

What are the antonyms for Impotence?

• n.

  • ability
  • competence
  ,
  • ex pertness
  ,
  • ex pertnesses
  ,
  • ex-pertness
  ,
  • ex-pertnesses
  ,
  • facility
  ,
  • mind for
  ,
  • mind fors
  ,
  • particular activity adeptness
  ,
  • particular activity adeptnesses
  ,
  • skillfulness
  ,
  • skillfulnesses
  ,
  • talent
  ,
  • the good
  ,
  • the goods
  ,
  • the right stuffs
  ,
  • under standing
  ,
  • under standings
  ,
  • under-standing
  ,
  • under-standings
  ,
  • what it take
  ,
  • what it takes
  ,
  • what take
  ,
  • what takes
  .
  • ability to perform
  • capability
  .
  • ability, competence
  • power
  .
  • ability, power
  • might
  .
  • ability, skill
  • faculty
  .
  • accomplishment
  • bringing abouts
  ,
  • carrying outs
  ,
  • effectings
  .
  • adeptness, effectiveness
  • efficiency
  .
  • adulthood, full growth
  • maturity
  .
  • advantage
  • Re-turn
  ,
  • leg ups
  ,
  • leg-ups
  ,
  • legup
  ,
  • legups
  ,
  • pre valence
  ,
  • pre valences
  ,
  • pre-valence
  ,
  • pro fit
  ,
  • pro fits
  ,
  • pro-fits
  ,
  • re cognition
  ,
  • re cognitions
  ,
  • re turn
  ,
  • re turns
  ,
  • re-cognition
  ,
  • re-turns
  ,
  • trump
  .
  • advantage, predominance
  • superiority
  .
  • agency
  • inter cession
  ,
  • inter cessions
  ,
  • inter-cession
  ,
  • inter-cessions
  .
  • aptitude
  • Giftedness
  .
  • area of authority
  • jurisdiction
  .
  • attribute
  • powerfulness
  .
  • authenticity
  • genuineness
  .
  • bearing hardship; staying power
  • endurance
  .
  • beef
  • robustness
  .
  • benefit, favored position or circumstance
  • advantage
  .
  • brawn
  • Muscularity
  ,
  • beefiness
  ,
  • beefinesses
  .
  • caliber
  • Habilitation
  ,
  • habilitations
  ,
  • worthiness
  ,
  • worthinesses
  .
  • capability
  • Qualifiedness
  ,
  • cunnings
  ,
  • efficacies
  ,
  • efficacy
  ,
  • qualifiednesses
  .
  • capacity
  • ex tent
  ,
  • ex tents
  ,
  • ex-tent
  ,
  • ex-tents
  ,
  • forte
  ,
  • holding ability
  ,
  • holding power
  ,
  • holding powers
  ,
  • pro portion
  ,
  • pro portions
  ,
  • pro-portion
  ,
  • pro-portions
  ,
  • standing room onlies
  ,
  • standing room only
  ,
  • up it
  ,
  • up to it
  .
  • capacity; character
  • caliber
  .
  • charm, attractiveness
  • magnetism
  .
  • cogency
  • convincingness
  ,
  • convincingnesses
  ,
  • validness
  ,
  • validnesses
  .
  • command, expertise
  • mastery
  .
  • competence
  • cutting it
  ,
  • cutting its
  ,
  • cutting mustard
  ,
  • cutting the mustard
  ,
  • making grade
  ,
  • making the grade
  .
  • control
  • persuasiveness
  .
  • demand, difficulty
  • pressure
  .
  • dominance
  • Prepotency
  ,
  • paramountcy
  ,
  • pre potence
  ,
  • pre potences
  ,
  • pre-potence
  ,
  • pre-potences
  ,
  • preeminence
  ,
  • prepotence
  ,
  • whip hand
  ,
  • whip hands
  .
  • effect
  • effectuality
  ,
  • effectualness
  ,
  • efficaciousness
  .
  • effectiveness
  • cogency
  ,
  • potency
  .
  • efficacy
  • capableness
  ,
  • capablenesses
  .
  • efficiency
  • know how
  ,
  • prowess
  .
  • eloquence
  • command language
  ,
  • command of language
  ,
  • de liveries
  ,
  • de livery
  ,
  • de-liveries
  ,
  • de-livery
  ,
  • gift gab
  ,
  • meaningfulness
  ,
  • meaningfulnesses
  ,
  • mellifluousness
  ,
  • mellifluousnesses
  ,
  • volubilities
  ,
  • volubility
  ,
  • wittiness
  ,
  • wittinesses
  .
  • eminence
  • re nown
  ,
  • re-nown
  ,
  • renowns
  .
  • endurance
  • continuings
  ,
  • endurings
  ,
  • forebearance
  ,
  • forebearances
  ,
  • holding ups
  ,
  • re solutions
  ,
  • re-solution
  ,
  • re-solutions
  ,
  • sub mission
  ,
  • sub missions
  ,
  • sub-mission
  ,
  • sub-missions
  ,
  • sufferance
  ,
  • sufferances
  ,
  • under going
  ,
  • under goings
  ,
  • under-going
  ,
  • under-goings
  ,
  • undergoings
  ,
  • with standing
  ,
  • with-standing
  ,
  • with-standings
  ,
  • withstandings
  .
  • energy
  • birr
  ,
  • birrs
  ,
  • get-up-and-go
  ,
  • in tensity
  ,
  • in-tensity
  ,
  • peppiness
  ,
  • puissance
  ,
  • sprightliness
  .
  • energy; flamboyance
  • pizzazz
  .
  • extent, range; stretch
  • reach
  .
  • faculty
  • knowing way around
  ,
  • knowing way arounds
  .
  • force
  • de termination
  ,
  • de terminations
  ,
  • de-termination
  ,
  • de-terminations
  ,
  • impressivenesses
  ,
  • propulsion
  .
  • forte
  • Ableness
  ,
  • Oysters
  ,
  • Specialities
  ,
  • ablenesses
  ,
  • oyster
  ,
  • speciality
  .
  • freedom
  • Elbowroom
  ,
  • elbowrooms
  ,
  • full play
  ,
  • full plays
  ,
  • full swing
  ,
  • independency
  ,
  • laissez faire
  ,
  • own accord
  ,
  • own accords
  ,
  • plenty rope
  ,
  • rampancies
  ,
  • un restraint
  ,
  • un restraints
  ,
  • un-restraint
  .
  • genius
  • adepts
  ,
  • einsteins
  ,
  • precocity
  ,
  • superabilities
  ,
  • superability
  .
  • genuineness, lawfulness
  • validity
  .
  • get-up-and-go
  • O's
  ,
  • Oes
  ,
  • get up and go
  ,
  • o
  .
  • gift
  • numen
  ,
  • numina
  .
  • gift of high intellect
  • genius
  .
  • governance
  • political practice
  ,
  • political practices
  ,
  • powers that be
  ,
  • powers that bes
  ,
  • powers-that-be
  ,
  • powers-that-bes
  ,
  • predominanc
  ,
  • predominancs
  .
  • government
  • governance
  .
  • guidance
  • leadership
  .
  • hope, possibility
  • promise
  .
  • importance
  • stature
  .
  • importance, fame
  • eminence
  .
  • inclination, weakness
  • propensity
  .
  • independence, license to do as one wants
  • freedom
  .
  • independency
  • in dependence
  ,
  • in dependencies
  ,
  • in-dependence
  ,
  • in-dependences
  ,
  • in-dependencies
  ,
  • in-dependency
  .
  • influence
  • INS
  ,
  • Monopolies
  ,
  • effectiveness
  ,
  • importance
  ,
  • influences
  ,
  • pre dominance
  ,
  • pre dominances
  ,
  • pre-dominance
  ,
  • re percussion
  ,
  • re percussions
  ,
  • re-percussion
  ,
  • re-percussions
  .
  • influencing to do, believe
  • persuasion
  .
  • jurisdiction
  • Magistracies
  ,
  • judicature
  ,
  • judicatures
  ,
  • magistracy
  ,
  • pro vince
  ,
  • pro vinces
  ,
  • pro-vince
  ,
  • pro-vinces
  ,
  • stomping ground
  ,
  • stomping grounds
  ,
  • super visions
  ,
  • super-vision
  ,
  • super-visions
  .
  • know-how
  • knowhow
  ,
  • savoirfaire
  .
  • knowledge
  • in sight
  ,
  • in sights
  ,
  • in-sight
  ,
  • in-sights
  ,
  • inside story
  ,
  • sub stance
  ,
  • sub stances
  ,
  • sub-stance
  ,
  • sub-stances
  .
  • large fibers of animal body
  • muscle
  .
  • leadership
  • conduction
  ,
  • conductions
  ,
  • directorship
  ,
  • directorships
  ,
  • fore sight
  ,
  • fore sights
  ,
  • fore-sight
  ,
  • fore-sights
  ,
  • pilotage
  ,
  • super intendencies
  ,
  • super intendency
  ,
  • super-intendencies
  ,
  • super-intendency
  ,
  • superintendencies
  .
  • magnetism
  • Witcheries
  ,
  • captivatingness
  ,
  • captivatingnesses
  ,
  • drawing power
  ,
  • drawing powers
  ,
  • mesmerism
  ,
  • mesmerisms
  ,
  • seductiveness
  ,
  • seductivenesses
  ,
  • witchery
  .
  • manner, method
  • touch
  .
  • mastery
  • expertism
  ,
  • expertisms
  ,
  • mastership
  ,
  • masterships
  ,
  • virtuosities
  ,
  • virtuosity
  ,
  • wizardries
  ,
  • wizardry
  .
  • maturity
  • full bloom
  ,
  • maturations
  ,
  • matureness
  ,
  • maturenesses
  ,
  • maturescences
  ,
  • mellowness
  ,
  • mellownesses
  ,
  • post pubescence
  ,
  • post pubescences
  ,
  • post-pubescence
  ,
  • post-pubescences
  ,
  • postpubescence
  ,
  • prime life
  ,
  • prime of life
  ,
  • ripeness
  ,
  • ripenesses
  .
  • maturity, trustworthiness
  • responsibility
  .
  • mental power, energy
  • force
  .
  • method
  • technique
  .
  • might
  • Forcibleness
  ,
  • lustiness
  ,
  • lustinesses
  ,
  • strenuousness
  ,
  • strenuousnesses
  ,
  • strong arm
  .
  • muscle
  • Tissues
  ,
  • tissue
  .
  • muscular strength and breadth
  • brawn
  .
  • noun
  • adequacy
  ,
  • aptitude
  ,
  • bent
  ,
  • capacity
  ,
  • competency
  ,
  • endowment
  ,
  • fitness
  ,
  • flair
  ,
  • gift
  ,
  • knack
  ,
  • sinew
  ,
  • suitability
  ,
  • suitableness
  .
  • person's spirit and vigor
  • energy
  .
  • person's understanding; information
  • knowledge
  .
  • persuasion
  • Cajoleries
  ,
  • allurings
  ,
  • arm twist
  ,
  • arm twists
  ,
  • arm-twist
  ,
  • arm-twists
  ,
  • armtwist
  ,
  • armtwists
  ,
  • cajolery
  ,
  • gooses
  ,
  • pro-mote
  ,
  • pro-motes
  ,
  • wheedlings
  ,
  • winning overs
  ,
  • working overs
  .
  • possibility for achievement
  • potential
  .
  • potence
  • Brawniness
  ,
  • POWS
  ,
  • brawninesses
  ,
  • brute force
  ,
  • brute forces
  ,
  • pow
  ,
  • powerhouse
  ,
  • powerhouses
  ,
  • stalwartnesses
  ,
  • stoutnesses
  .
  • potential
  • the making
  ,
  • the makings
  .
  • potential for development
  • potentiality
  .
  • power
  • Imperia
  ,
  • Imperium
  ,
  • applied force
  ,
  • applied forces
  ,
  • dynamism
  ,
  • dynamisms
  ,
  • horsepower
  ,
  • horsepowers
  ,
  • mechanical energies
  ,
  • mechanical energy
  ,
  • voltages
  .
  • power to act, perform
  • ability
  .
  • power, authority
  • influence
  .
  • power, energy
  • vigor
  .
  • power, instrumentality
  • agency
  .
  • preeminence
  • pre eminence
  ,
  • pre eminences
  ,
  • pre-eminence
  ,
  • pre-eminences
  .
  • prepotency
  • pre potencies
  ,
  • pre potency
  ,
  • pre-potencies
  ,
  • pre-potency
  .
  • pressure
  • dis tress
  ,
  • dis tresses
  ,
  • dis-tress
  ,
  • dis-tresses
  ,
  • full court press
  ,
  • full court presses
  ,
  • mis fortune
  ,
  • mis fortunes
  ,
  • mis-fortunes
  ,
  • un naturalness
  ,
  • un naturalnesses
  ,
  • un-naturalness
  ,
  • un-naturalnesses
  .
  • promise
  • good omen
  ,
  • good omens
  ,
  • out look
  ,
  • out looks
  ,
  • out-look
  ,
  • out-looks
  ,
  • pro mise
  ,
  • pro mises
  ,
  • pro-mise
  ,
  • pro-mises
  .
  • propensity
  • dis position
  ,
  • dis positions
  ,
  • dis-position
  ,
  • dis-positions
  ,
  • pre disposition
  ,
  • pre dispositions
  ,
  • pre-disposition
  .
  • propulsion
  • full head of steam
  ,
  • full head steam
  .
  • reach
  • ex tension
  ,
  • ex-tension
  ,
  • ex-tensions
  .
  • resource
  • quick wittedness
  ,
  • quick wittednesses
  ,
  • quick-wittedness
  ,
  • quick-wittednesses
  ,
  • quickwittedness
  ,
  • quickwittednesses
  ,
  • re course
  ,
  • re courses
  ,
  • re lief
  ,
  • re serve
  ,
  • re source
  ,
  • re sources
  ,
  • re-course
  ,
  • re-courses
  ,
  • re-lief
  ,
  • re-serve
  ,
  • re-serves
  ,
  • re-source
  ,
  • re-sources
  .
  • resourcefulness
  • re sourcefulness
  ,
  • re sourcefulnesses
  ,
  • re-sourcefulness
  .
  • responsibility
  • dependabilities
  ,
  • dependability
  ,
  • dependableness
  ,
  • dependablenesses
  ,
  • levelheadedness
  ,
  • re liability
  ,
  • re-liabilities
  ,
  • re-liability
  ,
  • sensibleness
  ,
  • sensiblenesses
  ,
  • trustiness
  ,
  • up rightness
  ,
  • up rightnesses
  ,
  • up-rightness
  ,
  • up-rightnesses
  .
  • rule, dominion
  • reign
  .
  • say-so
  • leg up
  ,
  • might and main
  ,
  • might and mains
  ,
  • might main
  ,
  • might mains
  ,
  • say so
  ,
  • sayso
  .
  • self-government
  • self government
  ,
  • selfgovernment
  .
  • skill, talent
  • know-how
  .
  • state
  • Potence
  .
  • strong physical makeup
  • beef
  .
  • superiority
  • aheads
  ,
  • pre domination
  ,
  • pre dominations
  ,
  • pre-domination
  ,
  • pre-dominations
  ,
  • predomination
  ,
  • predominations
  ,
  • transcendence
  ,
  • transcendences
  .
  • supply drawn upon, either material or nonmaterial
  • resource
  .
  • supremacy
  • dominance
  .
  • talent
  • a way with
  ,
  • a way withs
  ,
  • the formula
  ,
  • the formulae
  ,
  • the formulas
  .
  • technique
  • Modus
  ,
  • Technic
  ,
  • Technics
  ,
  • wises
  .
  • trump
  • ace hole
  ,
  • ace in hole
  ,
  • ace the hole
  .
  • vigor
  • hardiness
  ,
  • hardinesses
  ,
  • well being
  ,
  • wellbeing
  .
  • weakness
  • soundness
  ,
  • strength
  .
  • weight
  • weightiness
  ,
  • weightinesses
  .

• Other relevant words:

• effect
.

Usage examples for Impotence

Famous quotes with Impotence

• Today self-consciousness no longer means anything but reflection on the ego as embarrassment, as realization of impotence: knowing that one is nothing.

  Theodor Adorno
• Those who today still feel a sense of impotence can do something: they can support Amnesty International. They can help it to stand up for freedom and justice.

  Peter Benenson
• Intolerance is evidence of impotence.

  Aleister Crowley
• The cause of our difficulties in southeast Asia is not a deficiency of power but an excess of the wrong kind of power which results in a feeling of impotence when it fails to achieve its desired ends.

  J. William Fulbright
• Religion is the impotence of the human mind to deal with occurrences it cannot understand.

  Karl Marx

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