mightily adv

1 powerfully or vigorously; "he strove mightily to achieve a better position in life"

2 to a great degree; "rejoiced mightily at the news"

English

Etymology

From mighty + -ly.

Pronunciation

• a UK /ˈmaɪtɪli/

Adverb

1. In a mighty manner.

Translations

• Hebrew:

almighty, arduously, authoritatively, awfully, big, cogently, commandingly, consequentially, deafeningly, dynamically, effectively, effectually, energetically, ex cathedra, exceedingly, extremely, firmly, forcefully, forcibly, greatly, hardly, heartily, highly, hugely, imperatively, imperviously, impregnably, intensely, invincibly, invulnerably, irresistibly, just, laboriously, loudly, lustily, might and main, mighty, momentously, notably, officially, only too, potently, powerful, powerfully, pretty, productively, puissantly, pungently, quite, real, really, resistantly, right, robustly, ruggedly, so, soundly, stalwartly, staunchly, stoutly, strenuously, strikingly, strongly, sturdily, surpassingly, tellingly, terribly, terrifically, to good account, to good purpose, toilsomely, unyieldingly, very, vigorously, weightily, with a vengeance, with authority, with telling effect