mighty in Latin
mighty in Latin is potens, imperiōsus — mighty means having great power, strength, or size.
mighty in Latin
potens
Very strong; possessing might.
imperiōsus
Very strong; possessing might.
What does "mighty" mean?
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adj Having great power, strength, or size.
"The mighty oak at the edge of the field has stood there for centuries."
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adv Very; to a high degree (informal).
"It was a mighty cold morning, so we wore two coats."
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mighty in a sentence
- The mighty oak at the edge of the field has stood there for centuries.
- The mighty river carved out the canyon over millions of years.
- It was a mighty cold morning, so we wore two coats.
- Your sister is mighty clever to have fixed that old radio herself.
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What is "mighty" in Latin?
"mighty" in Latin is potens, imperiōsus. mighty means: Having great power, strength, or size.
How do you use "mighty" in a sentence?
Example: "The mighty oak at the edge of the field has stood there for centuries." In Latin, "mighty" is potens, imperiōsus.
Are there other ways to say "mighty" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "mighty": potens, imperiōsus.
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