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Meanings of uttermost in anglès
(Comparatives of `far') most remote in space or time or order.
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Examples for "extreme"
Examples for "extreme"
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However, journalists have been able to operate without facing extreme government censorship.
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Such examples included reports on extreme weather events by government meteorological agencies.
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The danger must be great indeed if they needed such extreme protection.
4
Proponents said the measure would phase out extreme means of confining animals.
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But ranchers' land rights became big news recently, through one extreme example.
Usage of uttermost in anglès
1
And it is provided for in the uttermost salvation that Jesus offers.
2
Providence may befriend us in some unexpected manner in our uttermost peril.
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The streets now presented a scene of the uttermost confusion and distress.
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The storm had broken upon her and she faced the uttermost calm.
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His work must be extended to the uttermost ends of the earth.
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The light seemed thrown into the uttermost places of her darkened soul.
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Where I owe duty I will pay it to the uttermost farthing.
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The most rigorous precautions were taken to exact them to the uttermost.
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The women will remain, and Pani will serve you to the uttermost.
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Then said Sir Tristram: I will fight with you to the uttermost.
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The surrender of a strong man who had tried to the uttermost.
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If that just happened, it was by the uttermost of all coincidences.
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And a man came from the uttermost part of the city, running.
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Where he thinks a contempt due, he pays it to the uttermost.
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She had paid him to the uttermost farthing for her poor son.
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Tax your civilisation to the uttermost: a punctilious, tiresome disposition expects more.
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