maximum in Latin
maximum in Latin is maximum — maximum means the greatest amount, level, or degree that is possible or allowed.
maximum in Latin
maximum
The highest limit.
What does "maximum" mean?
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noun The greatest amount, level, or degree that is possible or allowed.
"The lift has a maximum capacity of ten people."
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adj As great as possible; the highest that can be reached.
"The engine can reach a maximum speed of 200 miles per hour."
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maximum in a sentence
- The lift has a maximum capacity of ten people.
- Speeding tickets carry a maximum fine of $500 in this state.
- The engine can reach a maximum speed of 200 miles per hour.
- Please keep the volume at maximum level during the concert.
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What is "maximum" in Latin?
"maximum" in Latin is maximum. maximum means: The greatest amount, level, or degree that is possible or allowed.
How do you use "maximum" in a sentence?
Example: "The lift has a maximum capacity of ten people." In Latin, "maximum" is maximum.
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