Mighty
/ˈmaɪti/
Definitions
2 meaningsPossessing or exhibiting great power or strength; formidable.
/ˈmaɪti/
Possessing great power or strength
The mighty lion is the king of the jungle.
💡 Simply: Imagine someone who's super strong, like a superhero! 'Mighty' means they have a lot of power and are really tough. Think of a superhero like Thor.
👶 For kids: Very strong and powerful!
More Examples
The mighty waves crashed against the shore.
He was a mighty warrior known for his bravery.
How It's Used
"The mighty oak stood tall against the storm."
"The mighty empire controlled vast territories."
(Informal) Very; extremely.
/ˈmaɪti/
Very; extremely
She was a mighty fine dancer.
💡 Simply: When you say something's 'mighty' good, it's like saying it's *really* good. Think of how awesome your favorite pizza is! It's mighty good.
👶 For kids: Very, very!
More Examples
That was a mighty big fish!
I'm mighty glad to see you.
How It's Used
"He was a mighty good singer."
"She was a mighty fine cook."
Synonyms & Antonyms
From Middle English *mihti*, from Old English *mihtig* ('powerful, strong'), from *miht* ('might, power').
Used frequently in historical texts and literature to describe power, strength, and authority, often associated with kings, empires, and natural forces.
Memory tip
Think of a knight with incredible might – they're mighty!
Word Origin
"power, strength"