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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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"The Strauses were the ultimate love story, Ida refusing to leave her husband of 41 years as the Titanic sank, and this world record price is testament to the respect that they are held in."

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The biography shows Matthiessen chasing these passions in the desperate manner of someone seeking an ultimate truth.

Investors and home buyers and sellers should pay attention because the ultimate result of the case could have ripple effects on the housing market’s competitive landscape and the homebuying and selling experience.

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Now Su is staring down the ultimate goliath in Nvidia, the world’s most valuable company and the foremost maker of the chips that power AI data centers.

“That’s no bloody wonder why he’s playing William Shakespeare, the ultimate humanist. Not many people can actually do that genuinely.”

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

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