might have to
1might have done something — phrase used when something was possible but did not in fact happen You might have been killed. How different things might have been, if your father had stayed. With a bit more effort we might have won the match. Thesaurus: modal verbshyponym… …
2might-have-been — (mītʹəv bĭn ) n. pl. might have beens ( bĭnz ) An event that could have but never did occur: “This is one of the great might have beens of modern history” (Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.). * * * …
3might have known — (or guessed) used to express one s lack of surprise about something I might have known it was you …
4might-have-beens — might have .beens n [plural] things that you wish had happened in the past but which never did …
5might-have-beens — might have ,beens noun plural INFORMAL things that you wish you had done or you wish had happened …
6might have done something — used when something was possible but did not in fact happen You might have been killed. How different things might have been, if your father had stayed. With a bit more effort we might have won the match …
7might-have-been — UK / US noun [countable] Word forms might have been : singular might have been plural might have beens informal something that you wish had happened …
8might-have-been — noun an event that could have occurred but never did • Hypernyms: ↑event …
9I might have known — I might have known/guessed/spoken phrase used for saying that you are not or should not be surprised at a situation I might have known he would be late. Thesaurus: ways of saying that you are not surprisedsynonym Main …
10I might have guessed — I might have known/guessed/spoken phrase used for saying that you are not or should not be surprised at a situation I might have known he would be late. Thesaurus: ways of saying that you are not surprisedsynonym Main …
