mightn't

[mahyt-nt]

1. contraction of might not.

Example Sentences

Mightn’t that be more important than filling the airwaves with more gaseous blah blah?

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Clement Cuthbertson, a DUP councillor for Mid Ulster, said the figures "mightn't be considered that surprising given that Mid Ulster has so many rural roads and important trunk roads that constantly need maintenance".

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Schumacher concludes that the "vast majority" of police officers "are doing the best they can - and sometimes their best mightn't be that great, but they're trying their best".

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“There mightn’t be immediate impact,” the 52-year-old said last week as he oversaw workers baking bread in his shop in Cairo, “but if they didn’t find a solution soonest, things would be very difficult.”

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“We mightn’t be agreed on theology — but we are agreed on bread.”

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