The word 强势 is formed by combining two conceptual building blocks: 强 (qiáng), which carries the core idea of "strength" or "power", and 势 (shì), which introduces the nuanced concept of "momentum", "posture", or "inherent force/potential". Together, they do not merely add "strong" + "situation", but rather fuse to create a new, integrated concept where 强 modifies the nature of 势, it describes a powerful, prevailing, or dominant momentum that exerts influence and is difficult to oppose. The formation is thus a conceptual synthesis, portraying strength as an active and influential force within a given context.