presspower
nounUK /ˈprɛsˌpaʊə/
US /ˈprɛsˌpaʊər/
The power to press something, like a button or a stamp.
The robot's presspower let it push the big red button easily.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The strength a machine uses to flatten or shape things.
The factory's presspower shaped the metal into a flat sheet.
3. The ability of a printing press to make clear copies.
The old printing press had enough presspower to print a hundred pages a minute.
4. A special force that pushes down hard on something.
The presspower of the heavy book squished the soft pillow.