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extreme

[ik-streem] / ɪkˈstrim /






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Because their rivals believe they have found a way of exploiting the rule restricting the compression ratio - a measurement of the cylinder displacement between the two extremes of the piston stroke - to 16:1.

From BBC

Once the show’s global audience ballooned to over 100 million, all that went out the window in favor of constantly chasing extremes.

From Salon

The monthly swings were some of the most extreme since early in the Covid-19 pandemic, when border closures halted two-way trade virtually overnight.

From The Wall Street Journal

In adults, symptoms can include but are not limited to slurred speech, extreme shivering or muscle pain, severe breathlessness and skin that is mottled or discoloured.

From BBC

It’s a role that requires extreme attention to detail and thoroughness, as their work bridges the healthcare and legal systems.

From Los Angeles Times