mighty

Formsmightier, mightiest

Pluralmighties

1. 1
   strongadjective

   Very strong and powerful.

   In the story, a mighty king ruled the whole land.

   The mighty ox pulled the heavy cart up the hill.

   Similarpowerful, strong, formidable, great

   Oppositeweak, feeble, powerless, puny

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2. 2
   forceful (blow)adjective

   Very heavy and full of power.

   She gave the stuck door a mighty kick.

   The giant lifted his mighty club over his head.

   Similarpowerful, tremendous, forceful, hefty, heavy

   Oppositefeeble, weak, light

3. 3
   adverbcolloquial

   Very, or to a great amount.

   That apple pie smells mighty good.

   It's mighty cold outside this morning.

   Similarvery, really, awfully, extremely, real

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4. 4
   great achievementadjective

   Done with great power, and so amazing.

   People still tell stories about her mighty deeds.

   Building the great bridge was a mighty task that took ten years.

   Similarmonumental, great, tremendous, heroic, prodigious

   Oppositemodest, trivial

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5. 5
   hugeadjectivecolloquial

   Very big or heavy.

   Grandpa cut me a mighty slice of cake.

   The farmer carried a mighty sack of potatoes on his back.

   Similarhuge, enormous, massive, hefty, giant

   Oppositetiny, small

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6. 6
   excellentadjectivecolloquial

   Very good, much better than usual.

   We had a mighty time at the party.

   My grandmother is a mighty baker, and her pies are the best in town.

   Similargreat, terrific, excellent, superb, wonderful

   Oppositepoor, terrible, awful

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