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meanest
adjective as in last
Strong matches
adjective as in lattermost
Weak matches
- aftermost
- antipodal
- at the end
- bitter end
- climactic
- closing
- concluding
- conclusive
- crowning
- curtains
- definitive
- determinate
- determinative
- end
- ending
- endmost
- eventual
- extreme
- far
- far-off
- farthest
- finishing
- furthest
- hindermost
- hindmost
- lag
- latest
- least
- lowest
- most recent
- once and for all
- outermost
- rearmost
- remotest
- supreme
- swan song
- terminal
- ulterior
- ultimate
- utmost
- uttermost
adjective as in least
adjective as in rearmost
Weak matches
- aftermost
- antipodal
- at the end
- bitter end
- climactic
- closing
- concluding
- conclusive
- crowning
- curtains
- definitive
- determinate
- determinative
- end
- ending
- endmost
- eventual
- extreme
- far
- far-off
- farthest
- finishing
- furthest
- hindermost
- hindmost
- lag
- latest
- lattermost
- least
- lowest
- most recent
- once and for all
- outermost
- remotest
- supreme
- swan song
- terminal
- ulterior
- ultimate
- utmost
- uttermost
Example Sentences
And of course there is the Ben White issue - the Arsenal defender has been a huge part of the Premier League's meanest defence but remains unavailable for selection.
“The internet is hungry for the meanest kind of funny,” she sighs in “Skinny,” “And somebody’s gotta feed it.”
Last season United had one of the meanest defenses in the Premier League, with only treble-winning City and Newcastle conceding fewer goals.
And standing at the front of the boys was Robert, the oldest, meanest, and strongest of all the boys in their village—not as much a bully as some kind of horrible tornado of evil.
How it just popped out of my mouth, one of the meanest things a person can say to another person.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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