utmost in Russian
utmost in Russian is велича́йший, кра́йний, наивы́сший — utmost means the greatest or most extreme possible.
utmost in Russian
велича́йший
Pronounced: velichayshiy
The most extreme; greatest, ultimate.
кра́йний
Pronounced: krayniy
The most extreme; greatest, ultimate.
наивы́сший
Pronounced: naivysshiy
The most extreme; greatest, ultimate.
преде́льный
Pronounced: predelnyy
The most extreme; greatest, ultimate.
экстрема́льный
Pronounced: ekstremalnyy
The most extreme; greatest, ultimate.
What does "utmost" mean?
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adjective The greatest or most extreme possible.
"This matter is of the utmost importance."
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noun The greatest extent or effort someone is capable of.
"She did her utmost to fix the mistake."
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utmost in a sentence
- This matter is of the utmost importance.
- Handle the documents with the utmost care.
- She did her utmost to fix the mistake.
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What is "utmost" in Russian?
"utmost" in Russian is велича́йший, кра́йний, наивы́сший. utmost means: The greatest or most extreme possible.
How do you pronounce велича́йший?
"utmost" in Russian is велича́йший, pronounced "velichayshiy".
How do you use "utmost" in a sentence?
Example: "This matter is of the utmost importance." In Russian, "utmost" is велича́йший, кра́йний, наивы́сший.
Are there other ways to say "utmost" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 5 translations listed for "utmost": велича́йший, кра́йний, наивы́сший, преде́льный, экстрема́льный.
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