utmost
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- adjective
- /ˈʌtmoʊst/
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remoto
- Aristotle, who certainly should know as well as anyone how Plato intended his proposals, treats them with the utmost seriousness when he canvasses existing options for the formation of a political order in Politics II.
- reach the utmost
Examples
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When planning the event, we need to ensure utmost attention is paid to every detail.
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Thus, go for it without wasting any time, and try using it to its utmost capacity for the betterment of your website's ranking positions.
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Am I not now beset in the utmost basement of industry?
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And so we arrive at the novel's outermost frame and utmost community.
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The sun has set; only the utmost heights are gilded now, and the twilight deepens on our path.
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Given the nerves, tendons, muscles, and bones that are interwoven throughout the hand, your plastic surgeon is going to exercise the utmost care during your surgery.
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He was trying his utmost to finish the project on time despite the obstacles.
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In times of crisis, we must show the utmost solidarity with those affected.
Synonyms
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4.6
Last and most extreme in a series
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4.2
The farthest point or highest level of something
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1.0
At the greatest distance in space or time
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1.0
Most distant in space or time
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4.1
Farthest from the middle, at the outside edge
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7.0
At the farthest or most extreme point
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6.7
At the farthest distance in space, time, or order
Most distant in place, time, or order
At the far end of a row or shelf
Farthest away from the center of something
At the lowest part of something
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Etymology
The word utmost can also mean the furthest point because it joins ut- ('out') with most ('farthest'), just like the word outermost. So utmost can describe the farthest or most remote place.