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Meanings of ultimate test in English

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Usage of ultimate test in English
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Of course, the ultimate test is whether students do actually learn faster.
BBC
2
Yet nobody put Bateman's study to the ultimate test -until now.
Wired
3
Neil Briscoe puts the little Japanese sports car to the ultimate test.
The Irish Times
4
He has failed the ultimate test for advancement in the Garda Síochána.
The Irish Times
5
Operation Phnom.com Cambodia is the ultimate test of digital technology's power to transform.
Wired
6
For now, they will happy to have passed football's ultimate test.
The Guardian
7
Vaguely he felt that this was the test, the ultimate test.
Up the Hill and Over
8
Saddle up, the ultimate test of endurance is here once more.
The South African
9
Blake knew that the ultimate test of his courage had come.
The Net
10
For some it's the ultimate test of physical and mental limits.
The Irish Times
11
It really will be the ultimate test of the Drake curse.
The Guardian
12
A moral view can never be proven right or wrong by any ultimate test.
Blood Meridian
13
The ultimate test of political leadership, after all, is a proven ability to win.
Radio NZ
14
I strapped them on and took them for the ultimate test: a sweat-drenched run.
NY Magazine
15
Sir, -The ultimate test of any community is how it treats its weakest.
The Irish Times
16
I fancy that would be the ultimate test of loyalty.
Saracinesca
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Ireland
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United Kingdom
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