endmost

7.0

At the far end of a row or shelf

adjective
/ˈɛndmoʊst/

: más alejado

She placed the vase on the endmost shelf, away from the reach of children.

Examples

The endmost seat is empty.
The endmost seat was unoccupied during the concert.
From the endmost window, you could see the entire garden.
Look at the endmost edge!
The endmost part of the table was covered in dust, indicating no one had used it in a while.
We could see the endmost tree of the forest standing tall against the setting sun.
At the endmost aisle of the supermarket, they stocked the seasonal items.

Synonyms

last

vsendmost

∞ 1.0

At the end and cannot be changed

is about being at the outermost physical end rather than final sequence

terminal

vsendmost

7 5.6

At the final part of something, especially in time or a process

focuses on being at a physical object's furthest end rather than process end

furthest

vsendmost

3 1.1

To the greatest distance in space or time

refers to being at an object's extreme end rather than just distance

uttermost

vsendmost

1 7.0

At the farthest or most extreme point

means being at a specific far end of something not maximal degree

furthermost

vsendmost

1 6.7

At the farthest distance in space, time, or order

is located at the extreme end of a physical object

farthermost

vsendmost

8.0

Most distant in place, time, or order

is specifically at the furthest end of a thing

Antonyms

initial

599 3.4

Happening at the start of something

Surface Forms

endmost positive

Morphology

endmost = end + most (transparent) = end + most

The word 'endmost' is transparently formed by combining 'end' and 'most', indicating the furthest end.

Etymology

The word endmost is made of end ('end') and most ('most' or 'furthest'), so it pictures the thing that is 'most at the end'. So, an endmost seat or window is the one at the very end or the furthest end of a row.