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I assure you I am very sorry for critics all round,they are the least-regarded and worst-rewarded of all the literary community.
THE SORROWS OF SATANMARIE CORELLIThese eight little volumes will always remain Borrow's least-read books.
GEORGE BORROW AND HIS CIRCLECLEMENT KING SHORTEROn Alaska alone, the least-known section of the Pacific coast, there is a bibliographical list of four thousand.
VIKINGS OF THE PACIFICAGNES C. LAUTSo far Maui had the luck which so commonly attends the youngest and least-considered child in folklore and mythology.
MODERN MYTHOLOGYANDREW LANGLeast-wise, he would rot in a sewer near a busy bus stop replete with all the dronings of archaic feet.
THE LAND OF LOOK BEHINDPAUL CAMERON BROWNThen they drew near, and took a long look at the sentry upon the least-exposed corner of the building.
TWO DARING YOUNG PATRIOTSW. P. SHERVILLHe started in 1603, and, after traversing the least-known parts of Central Asia, he reached the confines of China.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA, 11TH EDITION, VOLUME 11, SLICE 6VARIOUSMen are always falling in love with her, but-openly at least-she seems uninterested in them.
THE NEST BUILDERBEATRICE FORBES-ROBERTSON HALEIt was the noon-hour, and the least-considered grades of the City's slaves were in the streets on the quest for cheap luncheons.
THE MARKET-PLACEHAROLD FREDERIC"Here, bring me some oranges," he orders, in his old at-least-a-general fashion.
OPERAS EVERY CHILD SHOULD KNOWMARY SCHELL HOKE BACONWORDS RELATED TO LEAST
- aboriginal
- ahead
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- cardinal
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- key
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- number one
- numero uno
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- at the end
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- climactic
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- crowning
- curtains
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- supreme
- swan song
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- outermost
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- remotest
- supreme
- swan song
- terminal
- ulterior
- ultimate
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Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.