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mightverb
might
Past Simple
UK
/maɪt/
US
/maɪt/
(modal)
Definitions
Used to express a possibility that something will happen.
She might come to the party if she finishes her work early.
To make a polite suggestion or request.
You might want to try restarting your computer.
Synonyms
may
mightnoun
UK
/maɪt/
US
/maɪt/
Definitions
Great power or strength, especially physical or military power.
The might of the army was evident in their swift victory.
The power, energy, or force of something (often used in a figurative sense).
With all his might, he pushed the heavy door open.
Synonyms
power
strength
force
energy
vigor
potency
muscle
brawn
stamina
authority
influence
Antonyms
impotence
powerlessness
weakness
mayverb

might

UK
/meɪ/
US
/meɪ/
(modal)
Definitions
To express possibility or permission.
You may leave the room once you have finished the test.
To express a wish or hope.
May you have a wonderful birthday celebration.
Synonyms
could
can
Antonyms
should not
cannot
must not
maynoun
Definitions
The hawthorn or its blossom, often associated with the month of May.
The may was in full bloom along the hedgerows.
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