uttermost

• Adjectif littéraire ou archaïque signifiant le plus extrême ou le plus haut degré possible ; situé tout au bout, au plus loin.

An archaic or literary adjective meaning the most extreme or farthest possible; the utmost degree.

1. Greatest possible degreeC1formal

   Of the highest or most extreme level, extent, or intensity.

   au plus haut degré

   • The soldiers showed the uttermost courage in battle.
   • She gave the uttermost effort to complete the marathon.
   • The situation demanded the uttermost caution from everyone.

   Synonymesextrememaximumparamountsupremeultimateutmost

   Antonymesleastminimal

2. Most remoteC2formal

   The farthest away in space, time, or order; the most distant.

   le plus éloigné

   • They traveled to the uttermost parts of the earth.
   • The castle stood on the uttermost edge of the cliff.
   • In the uttermost depths of the ocean, strange creatures live.

   Synonymesextremeultimate

• Nom désignant le plus haut degré possible, la limite ou la frontière extrême de quelque chose.

A noun referring to the greatest possible degree, extent, or limit of something.

indénombrable

1. The greatest possible degreeC1formal

   The highest or most extreme level of something.

   le plus haut degré possible

   • He pushed himself to the uttermost to achieve his goal.
   • The soldiers fought to the uttermost to defend their country.
   • She gave her uttermost effort in the competition.

   Synonymesextremelimitmaximumsupremeutmost

   Antonymesleastminimum