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tops
adjective as in A-one
Weak match
adjective as in best
Strongest matches
Strong matches
adjective as in champion
adjective as in fabulous
Strongest matches
adjective as in outstanding
Strongest matches
adjective as in peerless
adjective as in select
Strong matches
adjective as in superlative
Strongest matches
adjective as in unparalleled
adjective as in unrivaled
adjective as in uppermost
noun as in apex
noun as in limit
Strong matches
noun as in paragon
noun as in pick
Example Sentences
Sandbanks tops the list as Britain's most expensive seaside location with an average house price of £965,708 in the area last year.
Looking up, we discover that these are the naked trunks of trees, their reedy, leafless tops scraping against a gray sky.
The water tower which tops Victor's laboratory is a nod to one such Scottish landmark.
Demonstrators packed onto the tops of buildings, petrol stations, signal bridges and balconies above a sea of fellow protesters, some of whom held signs declaring: "Better to go to prison than to the army."
His salary tops the list published by the MLS Players Association.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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