might

/maɪt/

Definitions

1. noun

physical strength or power, especially of the body; a supernatural being with magical powers.

“The boxer relied on his might to knock out his opponent.”

2. verb

be able to or have the power to do something; have a strong and sometimes frightening effect on someone.

“She might be able to finish the project on time, but it’s unlikely.”

3. verb

have or be able to have an influence or effect on someone or something.

“The new policy might have an impact on the company’s stock price.”

4. noun

a supernatural or magical power or force.

“The wizard wielded great might to defeat his enemies.”

5. preposition

used to indicate a range or extent, especially of time or space.

“The storm might last for several days.”

Synonyms

  • power
  • strength

Antonyms

  • powerlessness
  • weakness