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highest (Gravest), adjective altissimo, apical, best, capital, chief, critical, crown, crucial, crying, deep, earnest, essential, far-reaching, forcible, head, heavy, intense, intensified, maximal, maximum, momentous, most, of great force, of great number, overmost, potent, preeminent, pressing, principal, serious, sharp, strong, superlative, supreme, telling, tiptop, top, topmost, top-notch, urgent, vigorous, violent, vital, weighty, zenithal Associated concepts: highest degree of care, highest proved value highest (Most Important), adjective best, capital, chief, crowning, distinguished, eminent, exalted, first, foremost, greatest, important, leading, main, major, maximal, maximum, most, most august, most celebrated, most consequential, most considerable, most dominant, most influential, most memorable, most momentous, most notable, most prominent, most remarkable, most signifiiant, noble, notable, paramount, preeminent, primary, prime, principal, superlative, supreme, uppermost Associated concepts: highest court, highest decision, highhst law in the land highest (Tallest), adjective best, biggest, greatest, largest, lofty, maximal, maximum, most considerable, most elevated, most sizable, most substantial, most towering, paramount, preeminent, soaring, supreme See also: absolute, best, cardinal, ideal, outstanding, paramount, primary, prime, principal, superlative, utmost How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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