might
Common misspellings:
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- maight (5.2%)
- maght (0.3%)
- kight (0.3%)
- mght (6.8%)
- mightr (0.3%)
- maby (0.1%)
- mught (6.0%)
- amy (0.1%)
- hight (0.1%)
- mights (2.1%)
- tmight (0.3%)
- miught (0.6%)
- smight (0.4%)
- migh (32.6%)
- mmight (0.9%)
- mightbe (0.1%)
- migt (4.8%)
- mignt (0.6%)
- muight (0.3%)
- miht (2.1%)
- mgiht (1.9%)
- moight (0.3%)
- mihgt (1.2%)
- mighht (0.4%)
- mioght (1.0%)
- mith (0.1%)
- mit (0.3%)
- myt (0.1%)
- miight (1.0%)
- myght (0.3%)
- cansel (0.1%)
- ight (4.0%)
- mgith (0.3%)
- migjt (0.3%)
- minght (1.7%)
- moght (2.5%)
- migth (18.3%)
- mighrt (0.3%)
- mighit (0.8%)
- mighjt (0.3%)
- mighte (0.5%)
- mihgit (0.5%)
Usage examples for might:
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You might ask him.
"The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists" – Robert Tressell -
He might have come back.
"Lady Audley's Secret" – Mary Elizabeth Braddon -
" I wonder," she said, " if one might ask you why you are going?"
"Delilah of the Snows" – Harold Bindloss -
I might go up myself.
"T. Tembarom" – Frances Hodgson Burnett
