mighty (ˈmaɪtɪ
)
Definitions
adjective
Word forms: mightier, mightiest
- having or indicating might; powerful or strong
- ((as collective noun; preceded by ( preceded by the) ⇒
the mighty
- very large; vast
- very great in extent, importance, etc
adverb
- informal mainly US Canadian (intensifier) ⇒
he was mighty tired
Alternative Forms
ˈmightiness nounSynonyms
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powerful,
strong,
strapping,
robust,
hardy,
vigorous,
potent,
sturdy,
stout,
forceful,
stalwart,
doughty,
lusty,
indomitable,
manful,
puissant,
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great,
large,
huge,
grand,
massive,
towering,
vast,
enormous,
tremendous,
immense,
titanic,
gigantic,
monumental,
bulky,
colossal,
stellar,
prodigious,
stupendous,
fuck-off
elephantine,
ginormous,
humongous or humungous
Quotations
"How are the mighty fallen, and the weapons of war perished"
Bible: II Samuel
Usage examples
By the time she'd finished, the Ratterlin had widened into the mighty river that most of the Kingdom knew.
, LIRAEL: DAUGHTER OF THE CLAYR (2001)Other primates remained stuck with mighty muscles that squeezed the skull in a vice-like grip.
New Scientist (2004)There's never a flash of nudity, but it's all still mighty lurid.
Globe and Mail (2003)How the mighty have fallen World-wide troubles are putting years on followers of new economy
Glasgow Herald (2001)Of these, surely medicine's greatest gift to cricket must be the mighty Dr William Gilbert Grace --- `W. G. '.
, THE MEDICAL MYSTERIES E-OMNIBUS (2001)