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greatest
adjective as in admirable
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adjective as in arch
adjective as in best
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adjective as in cardinal
adjective as in champion
adjective as in elite
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adjective as in fabulous
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adjective as in first
adjective as in high-grade
adjective as in leading
adjective as in loftiest
adjective as in marvelous
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adjective as in maximal
adjective as in maximum
adjective as in optimal
adjective as in optimum
adjective as in outstanding
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adjective as in peerless
adjective as in primary/prime
adjective as in principal
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adjective as in remarkable
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adjective as in ripping
adjective as in superlative
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adjective as in top
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adjective as in topmost
adjective as in topmost
adjective as in unparalleled
adjective as in unrivaled
adjective as in unsurpassed
adjective as in uppermost
adjective as in utmost
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noun as in apex
noun as in peak
Weak matches
noun as in pinnacle
noun as in victor
Example Sentences
By his own admission, O'Rourke was not in the "greatest nick" physically and had "not seen the inside of a gym" until he joined Canterbury.
The greatest goalscoring season by a club player in European football is Messi's 73 goals for Barcelona in 60 games in all competitions.
After cementing his legacy with a historic summer, James started the following season wearing a pair of gold gym shoes in honor of his Olympic achievement and officially announcing his arrival among the game’s greatest.
The themes that saw the greatest change in mentions between the pre- and post-COVID periods were "insurance and billing issues" and "customer service and staff behavior."
And my goal was that it would be the greatest love story ever told between these two best friends.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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