Synonyms for Strong arm:

• n.

  •authority (noun)
  • dominion,
  • command,
  • influence,
  • clout,
  • leg up,
  • goods,
  • pizzazz,
  • jurisdiction,
  • esteem,
  • guts,
  • powerhouse,
  • might and main,
  • ascendancy,
  • jump,
  • stuff,
  • say-so,
  • whip hand,
  • influences,
  • ropes,
  • government,
  • edge,
  • prerogative,
  • warrant,
  • supremacy,
  • beef,
  • authorization,
  • pow,
  • punch,
  • domination,
  • weight,
  • permit,
  • charge,
  • sway,
  • what it takes,
  • juice,
  • permission,
  • credit,
  • zap,
  • say,
  • warrants,
  • POWS,
  • right,
  • word,
  • powerhouses,
  • steam,
  • upper hand,
  • prestige,
  • rule,
  • license,
  • mastery.
  •force (noun)
  • pressure,
  • sock,
  • compulsion,
  • exaction,
  • fury,
  • duress,
  • enforcement,
  • coercion,
  • potential,
  • extortion,
  • potency,
  • brunt,
  • impulse,
  • vigor,
  • speed,
  • stress,
  • impetus,
  • strain,
  • momentum,
  • draft,
  • push,
  • conscription,
  • trouble,
  • constrait,
  • impact,
  • tension,
  • pains,
  • arm,
  • velocity,
  • effort.
  •goon (noun)
  • gorilla,
  • jerk,
  • lummox,
  • hood,
  • tough guy,
  • bruiser,
  • moron,
  • bozo,
  • hooligan,
  • ninny,
  • thug,
  • nincompoop,
  • dope.
  •might (noun)
  • capacity,
  • efficiency,
  • vigorousness,
  • competence,
  • peppiness,
  • capability,
  • powerfulness,
  • energy,
  • valor,
  • adequacy,
  • get-up-and-go,
  • puissance,
  • moxie,
  • control,
  • qualification.
  •muscle (noun)
  • brawn,
  • sturdiness,
  • stamina.
  •potence (noun)
  • Thew.
  •powerfulness (noun)
  • Potence.
  •say-so (noun)
  • say so,
  • sovereignty.
  •strength (noun)
  • nerve,
  • health,
  • pith,
  • Brawniness,
  • tenacity,
  • healthiness,
  • security,
  • toughness,
  • physique,
  • steadiness,
  • zip,
  • steamroller,
  • robustness,
  • power,
  • stoutness,
  • hardiness,
  • vim,
  • firmness,
  • backbone,
  • verdure,
  • substance,
  • stableness,
  • brute force,
  • vitality,
  • soundness,
  • stability,
  • body,
  • durability,
  • courage,
  • fortitude,
  • stalwartness.

• v.

  •bleed (verb)
  • sap,
  • extract,
  • exhaust,
  • overcharge,
  • fleece,
  • skin,
  • put the screws to,
  • strong-arm,
  • leech,
  • stick,
  • steal,
  • pauperize,
  • milk,
  • deplete,
  • drain,
  • squeeze,
  • impoverish,
  • blackmail,
  • mulct,
  • confiscate,
  • rook.
  •coerce (verb)
  • pressurize,
  • oblige,
  • make an offer they can't refuse,
  • restrict,
  • dragoon,
  • urge,
  • menace,
  • threaten,
  • drive,
  • concuss,
  • impel,
  • lean on,
  • shotgun,
  • suppress,
  • repress,
  • constrain,
  • bully,
  • bulldoze,
  • high pressure,
  • twist one's arm,
  • beset,
  • put the squeeze on,
  • hinder,
  • make,
  • cow.
  •cow (verb)
  • frighten,
  • faze,
  • unnerve,
  • overawe,
  • daunt,
  • showboat,
  • enforce,
  • scare,
  • discomfit,
  • bludgeon,
  • dishearten,
  • dismay,
  • push around,
  • rattle,
  • hector,
  • bluster,
  • awe,
  • appall,
  • subdue,
  • turn on the heat,
  • abash,
  • walk heavy,
  • disconcert,
  • embarrass,
  • buffalo.
  •enforce (verb)
  • administer,
  • carry out,
  • impose,
  • require,
  • spur,
  • accomplish,
  • extort,
  • put into effect,
  • exact,
  • egg on,
  • wrest,
  • fulfill,
  • effect,
  • compel,
  • support,
  • press,
  • commandeer,
  • hound,
  • necessitate,
  • force upon,
  • execute,
  • invoke,
  • incite,
  • demand,
  • goad,
  • put screws to,
  • exert,
  • prosecute,
  • expect,
  • crack down,
  • lash,
  • discharge,
  • apply,
  • administrate,
  • whip,
  • implement,
  • sanction,
  • fortify,
  • reinforce,
  • perform,
  • emphasize,
  • dictate,
  • insist on.
  •force (verb)
  • move,
  • limit,
  • bear hard on,
  • occasion,
  • contract,
  • sandbag,
  • insist,
  • pin down,
  • drag,
  • cause,
  • fix,
  • impress,
  • order,
  • overcome,
  • obtrude,
  • choke,
  • burden,
  • bind,
  • wring,
  • bring pressure to bear upon,
  • bear down,
  • put squeeze on,
  • enjoin,
  • inflict,
  • conscript.
  •intimidate (verb)
  • bait,
  • bowl over,
  • chill,
  • spook,
  • badger,
  • alarm,
  • terrify,
  • ruffle,
  • twist someone's arm,
  • ride,
  • disquiet,
  • dispirit.
  •push (verb)
  • encourage,
  • depress,
  • hustle,
  • crowd,
  • key up,
  • goose,
  • nudge,
  • jolly,
  • fire up,
  • hurry,
  • poke,
  • put the arm on,
  • accelerate,
  • jam,
  • speed up,
  • shoulder,
  • turn on,
  • lie on,
  • make one's way,
  • gore,
  • expedite,
  • prod,
  • stir,
  • squash,
  • bump,
  • budge,
  • persuade,
  • railroad,
  • elbow,
  • Overpress,
  • motivate,
  • butt,
  • squish,
  • go to town on,
  • inspire,
  • launch,
  • dig,
  • put up to,
  • shift,
  • sell on,
  • crush against,
  • ram,
  • pour it on,
  • exert influence,
  • shove,
  • steamroll,
  • propel,
  • rest on,
  • jostle,
  • kid.
  •rob (verb)
  • roll,
  • purloin,
  • defraud,
  • relieve,
  • divest,
  • appropriate,
  • disinherit,
  • ransack,
  • do out of,
  • cheat,
  • embezzle,
  • sack,
  • pinch,
  • oust,
  • rip off,
  • peculate,
  • abscond,
  • thieve,
  • bereave,
  • hold up,
  • requisition,
  • dispossess,
  • con,
  • burglarize,
  • lift,
  • defalcate,
  • hijack,
  • break into,
  • take,
  • scrounge,
  • despoil,
  • snitch,
  • withhold,
  • loot,
  • lose,
  • filch,
  • heist,
  • burgle,
  • pilfer,
  • strip,
  • stick up,
  • rifle,
  • liberate,
  • mug,
  • swipe,
  • raid,
  • cop,
  • swindle,
  • pillage,
  • promote,
  • plunder.
  •strong-arm (verb)
  • browbeat,
  • coerce,
  • terrorize,
  • assault,
  • violence,
  • intimidate.
  •terrorize (verb)
  • horrify,
  • scare to death,
  • petrify,
  • oppress,
  • strike terror into,
  • shock,
  • fright,
  • startle.

• Other synonyms:

  •adj.
  • athletic,
  • bulky,
  • determined,
  • firm,
  • flourishing,
  • hardy,
  • hearty,
  • hefty,
  • hulking,
  • husky,
  • lusty,
  • muscular,
  • powerful,
  • resolute,
  • robust,
  • rugged,
  • secure,
  • sound,
  • stalwart,
  • staunch,
  • steadfast,
  • stiff,
  • stout,
  • stouthearted,
  • strapping,
  • substantial,
  • tenacious,
  • tough,
  • unyielding,
  • vigorous,
  • well-made,
  • well-built,
  • built to last.
  •n.
  • authority,
  • dynamism,
  • efficacy,
  • force,
  • horsepower,
  • lustiness,
  • might,
  • muscle,
  • prowess,
  • sinew,
  • stimulus,
  • strength,
  • strenuousness,
  • subjection,
  • Forcibleness,
  • Qualifiedness,
  • forcefulness,
  • SINEWS,
  • efficacies,
  • full head of steam,
  • get up and go.
  •Other relevant words:
  • strong.

Antonyms for Strong arm:

• adj.

  • sturdy
    flabby, moderate, thin, soft, mild, feeble, tiny, skinny, small, easy, unstable, wobbly, weak, delicate, infirm, unhealthy.

• n.

  • authority
    disadvantage, lack, breach, inferiority, powerlessness, lethargy, subordination, weakness, break, prohibition.
  • force
    ease, relaxation, discouragement, incompetence, peace, idleness, passivity, hindrance, happiness.
  • goon
    brain.
  • might
    helplessness, inefficiency, inability, impotence, ineptness, inactivity, enervation, inadequacy.
  • muscle
    laziness.
  • potence
    disability, fear, timidity, apathy, uncertainty, insecurity.
  • say-so
    submission, yielding, subservience, incapacity, surrender.
  • strength
    cowardice, instability, infirmity.

• v.

  • bleed
    give, put in, increase, add, offer.
  • coerce
    halt, stop, discourage, aid, free, repress, dissuade, assist, let go, release, leave alone, allow, encourage, suppress.
  • cow
    comfort, soothe, calm, incite, please, hearten, inspirit, gladden, embolden.
  • enforce
    delay, miss, not finish, refuse, drop, neglect, forget, disapprove, check, give up, fail, overlook, abandon, prevent, forego, ignore, lose, disregard, cease, deter.
  • force
    disallow, yield, permit.
  • intimidate
    reassure, assure.
  • push
    hinder, laze, pull, hold, uncompress, hide, remain, conceal, keep, slow, wait, rest, retard.
  • rob
    condemn, receive, cover, protect, bequeath, clothe, be honest, return, hurt, reject, demote.
  • strong-arm
    help.
  • terrorize
    delight, assuage, make happy, expect.