top-of-the-line

[top-uhv-thuh-lahyn]

adjective

1. being the best and usually the most expensive of its kind.

   The company previewed its top-of-the-line carpeting.

Example Sentences

People who had evacuated their homes and temporarily moved into the hotel wanted continued access to its top-of-the-line facilities after they left.

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The listing images include few personal touches inside the home, instead capturing gleaming white spaces that are filled with neutral furniture and decor, although the description notes that the home comes equipped with “top-of-the-line finishes and fixtures,” as well as hardwood floors and “walls of glass.”

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"The government will have to go out and actually identify individuals - including top-of-the-line scientists, professionals and entrepreneurs - it wants back. That requires effort, and it needs to come straight from the top," Mr Baru told the BBC.

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A small group of people — a number of them women in their 60s and 70s with gray braids and top-of-the-line rain jackets — have been congregating here for months to protest the federal immigration crackdown.

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The chips also are outmoded for some AI applications compared to the company’s top-of-the-line Blackwell series, which are still subject to a U.S. export ban.

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Related Words

• excellent 
• exceptional 
• high-quality 
• marvelous 
• outstanding 
• superb