Definition of might've in English: might've
contraction informal Might have.
‘you might've noticed that some Twitter profiles looked a bit different’
More example sentences
‘The way I figured it, I might've gone to jail, but I would've eventually gotten out.’ ‘The babies have been quieter than one might've expected.’ ‘Sorry I might've missed it in other comments but does anyone know where I can find a complete list of ISPs who are involved in this?’ ‘Why do you think she might've done it?’ ‘Do you think Rosie might've been trying to reach you?’ ‘The next day, however, I reflected that things might've gone worse.’ ‘Curiosity overrode whatever fear she might've had.’ ‘He might've been a bully, but he was also a genius.’ ‘I think that I might've had enough adventure for one day after meeting this guy.’ ‘He might've gotten lost - he is new here, after all.’ ‘I was so afraid that you guys might've thought I was losing my touch.’ ‘No matter how many bad dreams Lenore might've had, she had never had one like this before.’ ‘She might've gone back to sleep.’ ‘I was left thinking of what might've happened, how the next time I might not be so fortunate.’