The word **力度** is formed by combining two distinct characters: **力** (*lì*), meaning "strength," "force," or "power," and **度** (*dù*), meaning "degree," "intensity," or "measure." Together, they create a compound noun that conceptually fuses the notion of raw power with the idea of its magnitude or application, resulting in a term that signifies "strength of force," "intensity," "vigor," or the "degree of effort or impact" exerted in a given context, whether physical (e.g., in a exercise), artistic (e.g., in a brushstroke), or figurative (e.g., in policy enforcement).