Might is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MIGHT in dictionary:

VERB:
• in reported speech, to express possibility or permission
• expressing a possibility based on an unfulfilled condition
• expressing annoyance about something that someone has not done
• expressing purpose
• used to tentatively ask permission or express a polite request
• asking for information, especially condescendingly
• used to express possibility or make a suggestion
• Force or power of any kind, whether of body or mind; energy or intensity of purpose, feeling, or action; means or resources to effect an object; strength; force; power; ability; capacity.
NOUN:
• strength, also MICHT
• great and impressive power or strength, especially of a nation, large organization, or natural force
• physical strength
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• imp. of May.

Words related to MIGHT

may8 mights12

Words that contain MIGHT

mights12 mighty15 smight12 mightst13 smights13 almighty17 mightest14 mightful17 mightier14 mightily17 mightiest15 smighting16 almightily19 mightiness16 overmighty22 almightier16 almightiest17 almightiness18 mightinesses18 overmightier21 overmightiest22 almightinesses20

How to use MIGHT in a sentence

• If I acted on your suggestion you might regret it ever after.
• And he sought, how he might conveniently betray him.
• I feel that there are at least twelve hundred acres of land which a bold creator might turn into a most productive estate.
• We want to shut up the house, and she does not want to go to her friends, and if she should do so, I am afraid we might lose her.
• He has got back his inheritance, which might probably be settled on his children if he were to be married.
• Some steps were taken which might be called the signal for action.
• Thus they went for an hour, and the elder spake not again, though it might have been deemed by his eyes that he was eager and fain.
• He was then secured and taken off, well guarded, and in all possible haste, to Captain Orr, lest his gang might collect and attempt a rescue.
• Though the forces of the nations be arrayed against Him, though the kings of the earth be leagued to undermine His Cause, the power of His might shall stand unshaken.
• He wished to speak, but did not know how far he might with wisdom.
• The fear I had was that he might clothe her with the virtues which he had created, and the thought, as I have said, troubled me.
• He thought the trouble might advance to the other eye.
• The pigeons might have seen his flashlight, might have heard his own stealthy movements.
• They could, however, demand such supplies as they might need, and these could not be refused.
• I was agreeably surprised to see it, and said to myself, that certainly they might be made to burn whole, if they would burn broken.
• Through much tribulation he had done his great part in establishing the government of the Union, which might easily have come to naught without his commanding influence.
• What, thought the Master, might be the meaning of all this? The Master had no time for speculation.
• We thought we knew the right man, but were not sure, and could not imagine what might happen if stealing grub should begin and continue.
• But it was not impossible that when he found out that Jackson had vanished from the Valley, Banks might take heart and join hands with Milroy.
• While I sat at the nets, you might have found me holding, not a spear, but my pen.
• Henderson, hoping that he might become a partner for Miss Wildmere, and give Graydon an opportunity to dance with her.
• They thought they might trust to a discretion in he which she herself was too wise to doubt.
• Here he ordered the anchor to be lowered, in order that he might replenish his supply of water, and he sent thirty men from his vessel to land and explore.
• At this juncture, these old and tried friends, thinking that strategy might succeed where diplomacy had failed, hit upon the following plan to bring matters to a focus.
• It might be possible to make out a list of matters of fact treated by Emerson and his friend Carlyle.

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