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ultimate

Definition for ultimate

adjective as in last, final

adjective as in best, greatest

adjective as in fundamental

Strongest matches

absolute, basic

Strong matches

empyrean, primary, radical

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Which is just as well, because earlier this month Sam made the ultimate relationship faux pas.

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The power of the Dodgers’ money was on full display in the National League Championship Series against the Milwaukee Brewers, the ultimate David vs.

Considering Buffett owns roughly 37% of Berkshire’s common shares outstanding, and Berkshire’s market capitalization as of Tuesday’s close was $1.06 trillion, a little overvaluation isn’t so bad for the ultimate value investor.

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The long-planned drill, which involves no live nuclear bombs, is routine practice for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization to ensure it is ready to use its ultimate weapon if necessary.

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Jurors in Plumb's trial at Chelmsford Crown Court heard his "ultimate fantasy" was to ambush Ms Willoughby at her home and bring sexualised violence against her at a "dungeon"-type room.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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