mightn't

[ mahyt-nt ]

1. contraction of might not.

Example Sentences

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".

From BBC

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".

From BBC

“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.”

From Seattle Times

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

From New York Times

"It's tough, some days he mightn't be in the mood but, you know, we just kind of rally him on."

From BBC