Thesaurus / chiefest
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synonyms for chiefest
- leading
- main
- preeminent
- prime
- principal
- arch
- capital
- cardinal
- central
- champion
- first
- grand
- head
- key
- major
- premier
- primary
- ruling
- star
- superior
- telling
- consequential
- controlling
- crucial
- effective
- especial
- foremost
- highest
- momentous
- number one
- outstanding
- paramount
- potent
- predominant
- primal
- significant
- stellar
- supreme
- uppermost
- vital
- weighty
antonyms for chiefest
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And of all the humble-minded, kindly-spirited individuals that ever sat at our tea-table, the chiefest was Hyde Stockhausen.
JOHNNY LUDLOW, FOURTH SERIESMRS. HENRY WOODBut the times were full of lessons, and the chiefest and most heeded among them was the lesson of union.
A SHORT HISTORY OF RHODE ISLANDGEORGE WASHINGTON GREENEShe foresaw a thousand difficulties, but, chiefest of all, that he did not love as she did.
STORIES IN LIGHT AND SHADOWBRET HARTEThere were many engineering difficulties to be overcome, the chiefest of which was the bridging of the Motagua River.
GUATEMALA, THE COUNTRY OF THE FUTURECHARLES M. PEPPERMorse had intended to make a recording telegraph distinctively; it was to his mind its chiefest value.
STEAM STEEL AND ELECTRICITYJAMES W. STEELETheir chiefest distinguishing trait was originality of idea, and each one of them is a lesson to the American boy.
STEAM STEEL AND ELECTRICITYJAMES W. STEELEThe furthest and the chiefest of my few jaunts abroad was to the mother-city of the mother-state—Sydney.
THIRTY YEARS IN AUSTRALIAADA CAMBRIDGEThey should have cherished that park as one of their chiefest glories, their proudest possession.
THE HILLS AND THE VALERICHARD JEFFERIESHe is in speech eloquent and pithy; but which is chiefest, he is in religion, as religious in life as he is sincere in profession.
HISTORY OF THE RISE OF THE HUGUENOTSHENRY BAIRDBuenos Aires lay defenceless, yet, though she knew it not, in her defenceless condition lay her chiefest strength.
PONCE DE LEONWILLIAM PILLING