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Meanings of most important in English
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Usage of most important in English
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Personal good health is the single most important concern of most people.
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Probably the most important benefit is getting access to patients' identifying information.
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Good contrast was found to be most important at longer working distances.
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Capital was not seen as the most important issue for Europe's banks.
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The most important thing is that you use consistent action, not words.
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It is also by far the most important issue in the election.
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The most important step in a recovery procedure is, of course, recovery.
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It will continue, and reducing the impact is the most important point.
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Wrong, in fact these are among our best and most important jobs!
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This is the most important question either of us has ever asked.
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Next week, we'll look at the most important stories of the year.
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There is a most important debate in the House of Lords to-morrow.
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I think perhaps timing is the most important factor in her case.
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That would hardly be a good advertisement for Greece's most important industry.
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Undoubtedly, it's the most important result in the history of Uruguayan rugby.
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Money is, however, one of the most important factors in an election.
This collocation consists of:
Most important through the time
Most important across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
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