Difference between Potent and Cogent

POTENT vs COGENT: NOUN

A prince; a potentate.
A crutch; a walking-staff.
A heraldic fur formed by a regular tessellation of blue and white T shapes.
In heraldry: A figure resembling the head of a crutch, and consisting of a parallelogram laid horizontally on the top of a small square.
A fur made up of patches or figures.
In watch-making, a journal plate or bearing.
A staff or crutch.
One of the furs; a surface composed of patches which are supposed to represent crutch heads; they are always alternately argent and azure, unless otherwise specially mentioned.
A fur differing from potent in the arrangement of the patches.

See Illust. (7) of Cross.
Powerful, in an intellectual or moral sense; having great influence
Having a strong physiological or chemical effect
Possessing strength
Having great control or authority.
Exerting or capable of exerting strong physiological or chemical effects.
Possessing inner or physical strength; powerful.
Having the power to influence or convince
Having or wielding force or authority
(of a male) able to copulate
Able to achieve and maintain an erection that allows for sexual intercourse. Used of a male.
Having great influence
(of a male) capable of copulation
Producing great physical effects; forcible; powerful' efficacious.
Able to procreate.
Having a sharp or offensive taste.
Being effective in small quantities.
Very powerful or effective.

Forcefully persuasive.
Reasonable and convincing; based on evidence.
Having the power to compel conviction or move the will; constraining; conclusive; forcible; powerful; not easily reasisted.
Compelling, in a physical sense; powerful.
Appealing to the intellect or powers of reasoning; convincing: : valid.
Powerfully persuasive
Having the power to influence or convince

In heraldry, divided or included by a line or lines forming a series of potents: as, a fesse potent. [In this sense originally potenté.]
Having great authority, control, or dominion.
Powerful in a moral sense; having great influence; cogent; prevailing; convincing: as, potent arguments; potent interest.
Powerful; possessed of inherent strength.

Compelling assent or conviction; appealing powerfully to the intellect or moral sense; not easily denied or refuted: as, a cogent reason or argument.
Compelling by physical force; potent; irresistible by physical means.

Active, Serious, Important, Toxic, Mighty, Robust, Forceful, Effective, Cogent, Virile, Equipotent, Effectual, Influential, Strong, Powerful

Incontrovertible, Irrefutable, Pertinent, Plausible, Credible, Coherent, Eloquent, Compelling, Persuasive, Telling, Potent, Influential, Powerful, Weighty, Forceful

Active, Serious, Important, Toxic, Mighty, Robust, Forceful, Effective, Cogent, Virile, Equipotent, Effectual, Influential, Strong, Powerful

Incontrovertible, Irrefutable, Pertinent, Plausible, Credible, Coherent, Eloquent, Compelling, Persuasive, Telling, Potent, Influential, Powerful, Weighty, Forceful

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The versatility available through this is very potent.
Cedar, coupled with sage, is a potent combination.
Your sneak attacks with poison are more potent.
Moringa leaves can instantly recognize their potent aftertaste.
There was a potent storm brewing out on the Pacific, and a potent storm brewing inside her.
If a potent is unable to authenticate using the latest page, the potent is not considered authentic by this mechanism.
Potent is mob psychology, however, and potent is iteration, nnd the Chancellor probably believes by now that Belgium deserved her fate.
Hashish is a highly potent form of cannabis produced by compressing the most potent material from cannabis plants.