When would you use the word mightier and mightiest?

Answer 1

Comparing one thing to another - comparative

"The pen is mightier than the sword" means that you can accomplish more with diplomacy and tact than by fighting

Comparing something to all others - superlative

Those who compete in triathlons are probably the mightiest of all athletes" means that they are probably the greatest all round athletes.

Answer 2

Well, honey, you'd use "mightier" when you're comparing two things to show that one has more power or strength. And you'd use "mightiest" when you're comparing three or more things to show that one has the most power or strength. It's all about flexing those grammar muscles, darling.

Answer 3

Oh, dude, you'd use "mightier" when you want to compare two things and show that one has more power or influence than the other. And "mightiest" is just the superlative form of "mighty," so it's like saying something is the most powerful or influential out of a group. Like, "My mom's lasagna is mightier than any other dish," or "The Hulk is the mightiest Avenger."

Answer 4

The words "mightier" and "mightiest" are comparative and superlative forms of the adjective "mighty." "Mightier" is used when comparing two things, indicating that one has more power or strength than the other. "Mightiest" is used when comparing three or more things, indicating that one has the most power or strength out of all. These words are often used to emphasize the superiority or dominance of something in a particular context.

Answer 5

The pen is mightier than the sword. -- In this sentence we are comparing two things the pen and the sword You use mightier when you are comparing two things. Another example -- The Romans were mightier than the Greeks.

Alexander was the mightiest Greek leader. -- In this sentence we are say one thing/person, Alexander was the top leader out of all the leaders of Greece. Another example -- The Amazon is the mightiest river in South America.

Answer 6

we would use it to like describe a knight who fought a dragon because mightier means requiring a great amount of strength

Answer 7

same with mightiest its meaning is requiring an amount of strength

Answer 8

Same with mightiest its meaning