topmost

topmost

See also: top-most

English

Alternative forms

• top-most

Etymology

top +‎ -most

Adjective

topmost (comparative more topmost, superlative most topmost)

1. At or nearest to the top; uppermost; being the very highest.
   • 2015, Seth Giolle, The Cane Stories

     While he worked to ply fingers back apart more than not, Kaiselan practised his crouch exploring the outpost's more topmost levels.

Antonyms

• bottom-most

Translations

at or nearest to the top

Czech: nejvyšší (cs) Finnish: päällimmäinen, ylimmäinen (fi), korkein (fi) German: oberst

Russian: са́мый ве́рхний (sámyj vérxnij), наивы́сший (ru) (naivýsšij) (often figurative), вы́сший (ru) (výsšij) (often figurative) Slovak: najvrchnejší, najvyšší Swedish: övre (sv)

See also

• leftmost, rightmost