backmost
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- adjective
- /ˈbækmoʊst/
- During the hike, we reached the backmost viewpoint, which offered a stunning view of the valley below.
Examples
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The backmost seat on the bus is usually reserved for those who don't mind being out of sight.
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And I just start at the backmost section of what I pulled down and start wrapping that around the iron.
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Even when a bus is idling, its backmost passengers brace themselves.
Fiction book (1990) -
He stood at the backmost position in the line, waiting patiently for his turn.
Synonyms
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Located at the rear of something
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At the back of something, like a car or building
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Furthest to the back in a line or group
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Farthest toward the back of a vehicle, room, or building
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Furthest toward the back of something
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Nearest to the back of a ship or vehicle
At the very back of a group or line
Antonyms
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Etymology
The word backmost comes from the simple English word back meaning 'back' and the ending -most meaning 'furthest', the same ending you see in topmost and utmost. So backmost means the place that is 'furthest at the back', like the backmost row in a classroom.