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View usage for: (ɔːlmaɪti) 1. proper nounThe Almighty is another name for God. You can also refer to Almighty God. Adam sought guidance from the Almighty. Let us now confess our sins to Almighty God. 2. exclamationPeople sometimes say God Almighty or Christ Almighty to express their surprise, anger, or horror. These expressions could cause offence. [feelings] 3. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun]Almighty means very serious or great in extent. [informal, emphasis] I had the most almighty row with the referee. I heard an almighty bang. Synonyms: great, terrible, enormous, desperate More Synonyms of almighty More Synonyms of almighty almighty in British English (ɔːlˈmaɪtɪ) adjective1. all-powerful; omnipotent 2. informal (intensifier) an almighty row adverb3. informal (intensifier) an almighty loud bang Derived forms almightily (alˈmightily) adverb almightiness (alˈmightiness) noun Almighty in British English (ɔːlˈmaɪtɪ) almighty in American English (ɔlˈmaɪti) adjective1. having unlimited power; all-powerful 2. Informal great; extreme an almighty nuisance Idioms: the Almighty the almighty dollar Derived forms almightily (alˈmightily) adverb almightiness (alˈmightiness) noun Word origin ME almihtig < OE ealmihtig < eal, all + mihtig, mighty Examples of 'almighty' in a sentencealmighty If he does pull off an upset, there will be an almighty scramble to find some people who do know him.And six minutes before the interval he headed past Joe Day after an almighty goalmouth scramble.A nearby resident said:'There was an almighty bang and then another one.And he especially knows public relations and how to kick up an almighty fuss.But it was not without an almighty scare.We had an almighty row this weekend.He was angry and upset and we had an almighty row.But he has also provoked some almighty rows.There was an almighty row which ended up with my daughter telling me to get out and not come back.If this sounds like an almighty mess, that is because it is one.AN almighty mess greets me in the morning.Here are 10 things to do if you want to protect your loved ones from an almighty mess when you die.Then an almighty roar erupted.There was an almighty bang.There was an almighty bang and I could not comprehend what it was.Almost the first thing I knew was an almighty bang to the head.They know another almighty row is coming in January and February when bonus details are published.The fans were an invading army and after they had counted down the final seconds before the tills opened, they let out an almighty roar.One witness who took our exclusive photos said: 'It was clearly an almighty bang.As our wheels touched the ground, there was an almighty bang, followed quickly by a second.She said: 'There was an almighty bang and the car was forced on to the other side of the road.But it did cause an almighty fuss nationwide, which only enhanced the notion that so many people were still so very Victorian in their morals. Chinese translation of 'almighty' adj ( inf) - (= tremendous) [row, problem etc]
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n the Almighty 上帝 (Shàngdì)
Almighty God 全能的上帝 (quánnéng de Shàngdì) - allowance
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Definition having power over everything belief in an almighty creator Synonyms Opposites weak , helpless , powerless , impotent Definition very great (informal) I had the most almighty row with my manager. Synonyms Opposites poor , slight , tame , feeble , insignificant , paltry Additional synonymsthe doctrine of absolute monarchy Synonyms autocratic, supreme, unlimited, autonomous, arbitrary, dictatorial, all-powerful, imperious, domineering, tyrannical, despotic, absolutist, tyrannous, autarchical Even if the weather's awful there's still lots to do. Synonyms bad, poor, terrible (informal), appalling, foul, rubbish (slang), shit (taboo, slang), dreadful, unpleasant, dire, crap (taboo, slang), horrendous, ghastly, from hell (informal), atrocious, deplorable, abysmal, frightful, shite (taboo, slang), hellacious (US, slang) Definition very grave Troops are needed to get food to people in desperate need. Synonyms grave, great, pressing, serious, critical, acute, severe, extreme, urgent, dire, drastic, very grave |