Basic Details
Word: Mighty
Part of Speech: Adjective
Meaning: Very strong, powerful, or impressive.
Synonyms: Powerful, strong, formidable
Antonyms: Weak, feeble, insignificant
Idioms and Phrases
- Mighty oaks from little acorns grow: Great things can come from small beginnings. Example: "Her success as a scientist was proof that mighty oaks from little acorns grow."
- With mighty effort: To do something with a lot of strength and determination. Example: "He completed the marathon with mighty effort, pushing through the fatigue."
Usage Examples
Example 1: The mighty elephant thundered through the jungle, leaving a path of broken branches.
Example 2: She had a mighty ambition to become an astronaut and explore space.
Example 3: The mighty waves crashed against the rocks during the storm, showing nature's power.
Fun Fact
The word "mighty" comes from the Old English word "mihtig," which is related to the word "might," meaning strength or power. It has been used for centuries to describe something or someone with great force or influence.
Famous Quote
"We are all mighty in our deeds, but we are stronger when we work together." Unknown
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
1. What does "mighty" mean?
a) Very weak
b) Very strong and powerful
c) Very small
d) Very quiet
Answer: b) Very strong and powerful
2. Which of these is a synonym of "mighty"?
a) Weak
b) Formidable
c) Tiny
d) Quiet
Answer: b) Formidable
3. Which one of these is an antonym for "mighty"?
a) Powerful
b) Strong
c) Feeble
d) Impressive
Answer: c) Feeble
4. Which sentence uses "mighty" correctly?
a) The mighty mouse scared the cat away.
b) She is mighty in her studies and always gets good grades.
c) The mighty rose is blooming beautifully.
d) He has a mighty cold that will last all week.
Answer: b) She is mighty in her studies and always gets good grades.
5. What does the idiom "mighty oaks from little acorns grow" mean?
a) Great things can come from small beginnings.
b) A small acorn is the best food for oaks.
c) Oaks are always weak when they are small.
d) Little trees cannot grow big.
Answer: a) Great things can come from small beginnings.
