Might
Might noun - The ability to exert effort for the accomplishment of a task.
How words are described
| human | human might | human size |
| physical | physical might | physical size |
| full | full might | full size |
| normal | normal might | normal size |
| Other adjectives: original, sufficient, considerable, true, relative, sheer, actual, great, superior, incredible, ridiculous, vast, greater, double, humongous. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- Knights of the Old Republic has Carth in the first game and Atton in the second as default, though given the size of your party in both cases other characters might fill the role instead.
Source: The Lancer / Video Games - This might be a double case: Some bones are of bears similar to European bears in size, others considerably smaller.
Source: Older Than They Think / Other - Alternately, future defenses such as Deflector Shields might scale with size such that even the heaviest strikecraft weapons barely damage capital craft, or not even that.
Source: Analysis / Space Fighter
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