Firepower (noun)

1. The ability of a military unit or weapon system to deliver firepower, especially in terms of the number and caliber of its weapons.
2. The ability of a person or organization to achieve a goal or overcome an obstacle, especially through the use of resources or force.

Origin:

Compound of fire and power.

Examples:

1. The military unit had superior firepower to its enemy.
2. The enemy was outmatched in terms of firepower.
3. The company had the financial firepower to acquire its competitors.
4. The team lacked the firepower to win the game.
5. The company's firepower allowed it to expand rapidly and become a leader in its market.