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topmost

[top-mohst, -muhst] / ˈtɒpˌmoʊst, -məst /




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The topmost challenge "Kindred" contends with is to incorporate its genre plot within a history that is so easily transformed into spectacles of Black pain.

From Salon

Part of the charm of a real tree is the realness; the wonky needle pattern, the errant bald spot, the jaunty angle of the topmost branch.

From Los Angeles Times

Schee, a Taiwanese tech entrepreneur who hosts lectures on civil defense, the devices seem like a natural solution to his topmost concern: securing communication capabilities in the face of an attack.

From Los Angeles Times

“It was just a question of choice. One thing which was topmost for me was the education of a … child,” he said.

From Seattle Times

To obtain the freshest, most tender crop, harvest the sprouts from the bottom of the plant first, and work your way upward as the topmost sprouts mature.

From Washington Post