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Definition of mighty - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
sizevery large or vast
- The mighty river flowed through the valley.
2.
strengthvery strong or powerful
- The mighty warrior led the charge.
3.
- That was a mighty fine meal.
Adverb
- She was mighty pleased with the gift.
Expressions with mighty
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in a way that small starts lead to big results
She started her business with one idea, from little acorns mighty oaks grow.
great things start from small beginnings
Remember, mighty oaks from little acorns grow.
small in size but very powerful or effective
The small but mighty engine powered the entire factory.
small but having a big impact
Her tiny but mighty voice filled the entire room.
used to show surprise at a powerful person's or group's decline
How the mighty have fallen after losing the championship!
great things start from small beginnings
Remember, mighty oaks grow from little acorns.
very good or impressive in quality or appearance
That is a mighty fine painting you made!
behaving arrogantly or superior to others
She acted all high-and-mighty at the meeting.
Origin of mighty
Old English, mihtig (powerful)
Terms with mighty included in their meaning
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biblical
great and mighty beast in the Bible
Examples of mighty in a sentence
The mighty ocean stretched to the horizon. The mighty tree withstood the storm. Her mighty voice filled the auditorium. The movie was mighty entertaining from start to finish. Her performance was mighty impressive on stage. He was mighty impressed by the performance.
The storm made the night mighty dark.
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- French:immense, très, ...
- German:mächtig, sehr, ...
- Italian:imponente, molto, ...
- Spanish:imponente, muy, ...
- Portuguese:imenso, muitíssimo, ...
- Chinese:巨大的, 非常, ...
- Japanese:雄大な, とても, ...
- Arabic:جَبَّار, جداً, ...
- Hebrew:אַדִּיר, מְאֹד, ...
- Russian:могучий, очень, ...
- Ukrainian:могутній, надзвичайно, ...
- Hindi:विशाल, बहुत, ...
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