potency
po·ten·cy
noun \ˈpōt-ən-sē\plural po·ten·cies
Definition of POTENCY
: the quality or state of being potent: as a : chemical or medicinal strength or efficacy <a drug's potency> b : the ability to copulate—usually used of the male c : initial inherent capacity for development of a particular kind <cells with a potency for eye formation>








