extreme in Portuguese
extreme in Portuguese is extremo, excessivo, último — extreme means of the greatest possible degree or intensity.
extreme in Portuguese
extremo
excessivo
Excessive, or far beyond the norm.
extremo
Excessive, or far beyond the norm.
último
(archaic) Ultimate, final or last.
extremo
What does "extreme" mean?
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adj Of the greatest possible degree or intensity.
"The region suffered extreme heat all summer."
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adj Very far from what is moderate or normal, especially in views or behaviour.
"Her political views became more extreme after the scandal."
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noun The furthest or highest point of something; one end of a range.
"The two extremes of the debate rarely find common ground."
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extreme in a sentence
- The region suffered extreme heat all summer.
- He took extreme measures to protect his family.
- Her political views became more extreme after the scandal.
- The two extremes of the debate rarely find common ground.
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What is "extreme" in Portuguese?
"extreme" in Portuguese is extremo, excessivo, último. extreme means: Of the greatest possible degree or intensity.
How do you use "extreme" in a sentence?
Example: "The region suffered extreme heat all summer." In Portuguese, "extreme" is extremo, excessivo, último.
Are there other ways to say "extreme" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 3 translations listed for "extreme": extremo, excessivo, último.
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