optimum
- adjective
- /ˈɑːptɪməm/
- Such policies should be designed to achieve the optimum level of conservation and to achieve it efficiently.
- optimum level
- optimum temperature
- optimum control
Do they have a place in a healthy optimal plant based diet?
- Do they have a place in a healthy optimal plant based diet?
- What is the optimum size of a dinner party?
- So you mentioned time on feet versus time in optimal physiological state.
- This is like my optimum autumn weather.
- Do you want me to explain optimal sleep to you?
- So there are some things that must stop if you're looking for optimum performance.
- I don't, you know, I don't have the optimal kind of stick for it, you know, I mean.
- Getting enough calcium in your diet is vital for optimal health.
- And and the RDA is the minimum, not the optimal amount.
- You know, I think the science says between one to two hours is optimal to try to have no more screen time.
- We know now that if we keep levels in the optimal range, then we restore optimal function, right, Right, right.
- It has sleek styling, floating styling plates adjust for each section of hair to maintain optimum contact.
- So our body doesn't use taurine to build proteins with, but that does not make it unimportant for the optimal function of human beings.
Examples
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And with His help, we can keep these bodies working in optimum condition.
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The feel and dimensions of the pine forest allow the poet optimum ease in walking, sitting, and meditation.
Academic text (1999) -
We should first consider their needs in relation to creating the optimum learning environment.
Academic text (1992) -
This is like my optimum autumn weather.
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Yeah, but what's the optimum way to get home?
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Patients who are new to your practice may not have received optimum care from their previous surgeries.
Academic text (2011) -
The single most important challenge facing business today is developing an optimum utilization of human resources.
Academic text (1990) -
Healthcare coverage is comprehensive for this class and ensures optimum availability and access to necessary services.
Academic text (1991) -
Our diet is individually calibrated for your optimum physical health and your mental equilibrium.
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The idea is to find the optimum solution for our environmental issues.
Synonyms
How Favorable
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word optimum comes from the Latin word optimus, which means 'best'. It shares the same root as optimal and optimize, so something called optimum is simply the 'best' or most favorable choice or setting.