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Magnitude in general terms refers to the size or extent of something, and is often used in the context of physical quantities like force. In physics, when we talk about the magnitude of a force, we are indeed referring to the strength or intensity of that force. However, the statement "Magnitude is a measure of how strong a force is" is too narrow, because magnitude can refer to the size of other vectors or scalar quantities as well, not just force. For example, it can refer to velocity, acceleration, displacement, or even to non-vector quantities like mass or temperature. Therefore, "magnitude" is a measure of the size or amount of any physical quantity, not just the strength of a force.