far beyond one’s power

far Preposition

— A long way. He got tired after walking so far. He lives too far from here to walk home. Not far from here, the rivers come together.

far Adjective

— Distant. I saw her at the far side of the room.

far Adverb

— You use far before comparative adjectives to show that they are very strong. He's not just a little bit better; he's far better.

beyond Preposition

— If mathx/math is beyond mathy/math, it is on the far side of mathy/math. He went beyond the mountains, into the woods.

power Noun

— energy, force, control. A quality that can make things happen. His muscles have a lot of power. The prime minister has power over the country. Fight the power! (Meaning, "Fight authority!") — Energy or electricity. The city had no lights that night because there was no power. — Power is how fast something uses energy. That is, how much work it does in a certain time. — A special ability that someone might have. In comic books many heroes have amazing powers. often shows witches as having magical powers. — A person or group of people with authority; that is a people who control things. The mayor and the sheriff are the major powers in this town. I like the idea, but the powers that be will not allow it.

power Verb

— To provide power for or give power to (a mechanical or electronic device). This CD player is powered by batteries.