most
- determiner
- /moʊst/
:
la mayoría de
- The majority of the committee members supported the proposal, but most chose to remain neutral.
But does that have to do with most people with back pain?
- But does that have to do with most people with back pain?
- Five out is how most NBA teams play.
- Now many if not most people do not.
- The problem with it is that most people don't get it.
- But the point is, most Sundays it's OK.
- Rice is the one food that feeds the most people in the world.
- Agreed, it's the single reason most people don't scale fast.
- That's the thing that most people say they want.
Examples
-
And the reason is because most people don't love themselves.
-
But does that have to do with most people with back pain?
-
I think, like I said, most people just lack faith.
-
The hardest thing for most people is to change.
-
But the point is, most Sundays it's OK.
-
That's what's best for most of us on Earth.
-
That's what's wrong with most of these fellows.
-
But I don't think that's the case for most of us in the present.
-
Most students in the class passed the exam with flying colors.
-
Most of the cookies were eaten at the party before dessert was served.
Antonyms
Idioms
- Informal
1
7.4
A person who is very good at having parties and making guests feel welcome
Compounds
- Formal
6
8.2
A country that receives the same trade advantages as other countries under a trade agreement
How Many
Surface Forms
Etymology
Most comes from the idea of more with the ending -st, which makes something 'the greatest'. So when you say 'most children' you mean the largest number of children.