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utterest, a. (n.) (ˈʌtərɛst) Also 3 uttrest, 5 otter(e)st, vttyreste, vterrest(e, vttrest(e, -ist, utteres, Sc. uterast. [f. utter a. + -est. Cf. OFris. ûterst, utterst, utrest, etc., OLG. ûtrist, MDu. uterst (Du. uiterst), OHG. ûȥar-, ûȥȥar-, ûȥorosto, etc. (MHG. ûȥȥer-, -ûȥereste, G. äusserst), ON...
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† ˈouterest, a. Obs. Also 5 owt(t)erest. [A superlative formed on outer: cf. innerest. The more frequent form was utterest, q.v.] = outermost, uttermost.c 1374 Chaucer Boeth. ii. met. vi. 55 (Add. MS.) Þe sonne..comyng from his outerest [Camb. MS. owtereste] arysyng til he hidde his bemes vndir þe w...
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command me any service into the country I (God willing) intend to ride the viii th day of March next coming and shall be glad to accomplish the same to the utterest
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uttermost, a. (n.) (ˈʌtəməst) Forms: see utter a.; also 4– -most, 5–7 -moste, 6 -moost; 4–5 -mest, -meste, 4–6 -mast, 5–6 -maste, 6 Sc. -maist; 4–5 vttre-, 5 vttrmest, 6 uttirmuste, Sc. utermost(e, vtermast. [f. utter a. + -most. Cf. outermost a.] I. 1. Outermost; farthest out or off; remotest; = ut...
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† ˈoverest, a., n., adv. Obs. [Superlative of over adj. and adv.: cf. OHG. obarôst, MHG. oberest, Ger. oberst; also the Eng. utterest.] A. adj. 1. Highest in position, uppermost; outermost, covering all the rest.1382 Wyclif Exod. xxxix. 21 And thei maden..a hode in the ouerest [1388 hiȝere, Vulg. su...
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command me any service into the country I (God willing) intend to ride the viii th day of March next coming and shall be glad to accomplish the same to the utterest
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