outermost
[ou-ter-mohst or, esp. British, -muh st]
adjective
farthest out; remotest from the interior or center: the outermost limits.
Origin of outermost
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Related Words for outermost
beyond, distant, fringe, outlying, outward, peripheral, remote, furthermost, outmostExamples from the Web for outermost
Contemporary Examples of outermost
The bullet peeled off the outermost layer of skin during a demonstration in Zamalka.
Historical Examples of outermost
Tua walked to the outermost edge of the tower and stood there waiting the end.
Morning StarH. Rider Haggard
Woman-like she offered the man the outermost fringe of her thought.
The ConvertElizabeth Robins
Another minute and the outermost rock was under their port bow.
The Eagle CliffR.M. Ballantyne
They had reached Europa Point, the outermost lighthouse of the promontory.
Luna BenamorVicente Blasco Ibez
There are four of them, the outermost being called the Single or "Girdle."
Birdseye Views of Far LandsJames T. Nichols
outermost
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