LookItUpmighty
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈmaɪti/
mighty means: Very strong or having great power.
adjective
VERY STRONGB2
Very strong or having great power.
- A mighty warrior guarded the gate.
- Even mighty rulers can lose their power.
- The small army defeated a mighty empire.
HEAVY AND POWERFULC1
Very heavy and able to hit hard or produce great force.
- He carried a mighty hammer.
- One mighty blow broke the stone.
- The ship’s mighty engines shook the deck.
VERY LARGEC1
Extremely large in size or amount.
- A mighty oak stood nearby.
- They crossed a mighty river.
- She served us a mighty portion of stew.
EXCELLENTC2
Extremely good or enjoyable.
- That was a mighty performance.
- They prepared a mighty feast for us.
- This is a mighty opportunity for young artists.
adverb
VERYB2
To a very great degree.
- I am mighty tired.
- That soup smells mighty good.
- She was mighty pleased with her new bike.
Questions about mighty
What does mighty mean?
Very strong or having great power.
What is mighty in other languages?
Türkçe: güçlü · Español: poderoso · Français: puissant · Deutsch: mächtig · Italiano: potente · 日本語: 強大な
How do you pronounce mighty?
It is pronounced /ˈmaɪti/.
How do you use mighty in a sentence?
A mighty warrior guarded the gate. Even mighty rulers can lose their power.
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