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Meanings of utmost in English
(Comparatives of `far') most remote in space or time or order.
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Usage of utmost in English
1
We ought to try to do our utmost to create different conditions.
2
Subsidies come through local government and funds are stretched to the utmost.
3
Long-winded lucubrations at the utmost; real action, in such a matter; none.
4
And since this mission is of utmost importance, you must begin today.
5
The central bank vows to do utmost to ensure financial market stability.
6
That's right, Matthew, spelling is of the utmost importance in this situation.
7
The aim was to reduce the risks to the utmost possible extent.
8
The utmost courtesy prevails, both in the recitation-room and in the streets.
9
The situation of Prussia in especial was one of the utmost danger.
10
However, we responded with utmost restraint, a spokesman of the BSF said.
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The health of people in these centres is of the utmost importance.
12
With the utmost respect, I think this is quite a bit unfair.
13
The government has repeatedly urged foreign forces to exercise the utmost care.
14
In vain, in vain the horses stretched their sinews to the utmost.
15
Timely diagnosis using clinical criteria and effective intervention is of utmost importance.
16
He was in exceeding high spirits and in the utmost good humour.
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United Kingdom
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South Africa
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United States of America
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