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Mächtig Translations, meanings and synonyms

"Mächtig" is mainly used as adjective meaning "powerful", "mighty" or "potent". It is also used as adverb.

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Meanings of "mächtig" + more translations, synonyms and antonyms

It has the meanings and uses detailed below:

1.) "Powerful, influential"

"Mächtig", when used with this meaning, acts as adjective.

📝 Some usage examples:
  1. Er ist ein mächtiger Politiker.He is a powerful politician.
  2. Das Unternehmen hat mächtige Verbündete.The company has powerful allies.
  3. Sie ist die mächtigste Person im Raum.She is the most powerful person in the room.

2.) "Great in size or intensity"

"Mächtig", when used with this meaning, acts as adjective.

📝 Some usage examples:
  1. Ein mächtiger Sturm traf die Küste.A mighty storm hit the coast.
  2. Der Berg war mächtig und beeindruckend.The mountain was mighty and impressive.
  3. Der Lärm war mächtig störend.The noise was mighty disturbing.

3.) "Highly effective or impactful"

"Mächtig", when used with this meaning, acts as adjective.

📝 Some usage examples:
  1. Das Medikament hat eine mächtige Wirkung.The medication has a powerful effect.
  2. Seine Rede war mächtig und bewegend.His speech was powerful and moving.
  3. Die Kampagne hatte mächtige Ergebnisse.The campaign had powerful results.

4.) "Very intensely or greatly (adverbial)"

"Mächtig", when used with this meaning, acts as adverb.

📝 Some usage examples:
  1. Er hat mächtig gegessen.He ate a lot.
  2. Sie war mächtig beeindruckt.She was greatly impressed.
  3. Das Team hat mächtig gearbeitet.The team worked very hard.
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