Dimension
Dimension noun - The total amount of measurable space or surface occupied by something.
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Synonyms for Dimension
Strength and dimension are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Strength" instead a noun "Dimension".
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Dimentio's "Dimension D" in Super Paper Mario, which multiplies his strength by 256 (though this effect is also given to anyone else who enters it).
Source: Pocket Dimension -
Simon and Nia's love for each other is what allows Simon to follow her to the dimension of the Anti-Spirals—and that's only the most blatant of this series' many examples of love giving the characters strength and determination.
Source: The Power of Love -
Your Magic's No Good Here: In "The Wizard of Od", the team visits an alternate dimension called Fansia, where their powers work oddly, when they work at all: Mercury finds himself going super-slowly, Hercules has no super-strength, and Astra can only turn into mythical animals.
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