mighty

[ˈmaɪti]

mighty Definition

• 1. having or showing great strength or power
• 2. very large, impressive, or important

Using mighty: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "mighty" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The mighty oak tree stood tall in the forest.

• Example

  He was a mighty warrior who defeated all his enemies.

• Example

  The company has a mighty influence on the industry.

• Example

  She gave a mighty effort to lift the heavy box.

mighty Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for mighty

• powerful
• strong
• potent
• forceful
• vigorous

Antonyms for mighty

• weak
• powerless
• feeble

Phrases with mighty

• mighty fine

  very good or excellent

  Example

  That was a mighty fine meal you cooked for us.

• mighty white of you

  used sarcastically to express gratitude for something that is considered the bare minimum or expected

  Example

  Oh, you remembered to bring me a fork? How mighty white of you.

• mighty mouse

  a small person or thing that is surprisingly strong or powerful

  Example

  Despite his size, he's a mighty mouse on the basketball court.

Origins of mighty

from Middle English 'mighti', from Old English 'mihtig', meaning 'having power' or 'strong'

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Summary: mighty in Brief

The term 'mighty' [ˈmaɪti] describes great strength or power, as well as things that are very large, impressive, or important. It can be used to describe people, objects, and concepts, such as 'The company has a mighty influence on the industry.' 'Mighty' also appears in phrases like 'mighty fine,' meaning very good, and 'mighty white of you,' used sarcastically to express gratitude for something that is considered the bare minimum.