ultimate in Latin
ultimate in Latin is ultimus — ultimate means final; the last in a sequence, beyond which nothing more follows.
ultimate in Latin
ultimus
What does "ultimate" mean?
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adj Final; the last in a sequence, beyond which nothing more follows.
"The ultimate decision rests with the board of directors."
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adj The greatest or most extreme of its kind; the best possible.
"For many fans, this album is the ultimate expression of the band's sound."
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ultimate in a sentence
- The ultimate decision rests with the board of directors.
- Losing the championship was the ultimate disappointment of his career.
- For many fans, this album is the ultimate expression of the band's sound.
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What is "ultimate" in Latin?
"ultimate" in Latin is ultimus. ultimate means: Final; the last in a sequence, beyond which nothing more follows.
How do you use "ultimate" in a sentence?
Example: "The ultimate decision rests with the board of directors." In Latin, "ultimate" is ultimus.
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