Use mighty to describe someone or something that is very strong or powerful. It can mean physical strength or power in other ways, like influence or ability.
The mighty elephant walked through the forest.
She has a mighty voice on the stage.
Mighty can be used before an adjective or verb to show something is very much or very good. It is informal and means 'very' or 'extremely'.
It is a mighty cold day outside.
She did a mighty good job on the test.
Mighty can describe people, places, or groups who have great power or influence, often used in stories or history. It shows importance and strength in a formal or grand way.
The mighty kings ruled many lands.
Ancient mighty empires shaped history.
Mighty is used in phrases like 'mighty shout' or 'mighty battle' to show something big or important. These expressions often describe strong actions or events.
He gave a mighty shout in the game.
They fought a mighty battle last night.
Mighty can be a noun in old or poetic language. It means a person or creature with great power or strength, like a hero or giant.
The mighty fought to protect their land.
In the story, the mighty saved the village.
Mighty is sometimes used in simple or informal talk to show something is very good or big. It is friendly and positive language.
You did a mighty good job today!
That was a mighty big cake!
