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Definition of might : 1. Force or power of any kind, whether of body or mind; energy or intensity of purpose, feeling, or action; means or resources to effect an object; strength; force; power; ability; capacity.
2. imp. of May.
3. of May

Synonyms:

thew, king, capability, may, tycoon, world power, skill, capacity, dexterity, animation, susceptibility, potence, magnate, cleverness, sinew, peppiness, competency, get-up-and-go, sprightliness, jurisdiction, major power, dominion, business leader, action, efficiency, efficacy, great power, strong, superpower, big businessman, talent, over, say-so, could, can, mogul, readiness, qualification, ability, index, aptitude, expertness, top executive, go, baron, exponent

faculty, clout, empowerment, influence, enfranchisement, sovereignty, rank, charge, superiority, seniority, entitlement, sway, stature, punch, mightiness, cogency, prerogative, steam, title, authority, commission, office, kingship, privilege, prestige, license, mastery, command, precedence, credential, control, powerfulness, right, purview, prepotency, birthright, mandate, primacy, domination

competence, grasp

muscle, study at strength, brawn, vitality, stoutness, huskiness, firmness, toughness, stability, sturdiness

potency, verve, spunk, puissance, activity, stamina, spark, power, fire, fervor, zeal, vim, strength, zip, effervescence, force, snap, pep, vigor, zing, vivacity, energy, drive, spirit

Usage examples:

• " We might find something. - "Chicken Little Jane", Lily Munsell Ritchie.
• I might as well tell you at once. - "The Wandering Jew, Book VIII.", Eugene Sue.
• Perhaps it might end in nothing, but he must find out. - "The Day of Judgment", Joseph Hocking.