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most inmost (= the furthest in)southernmosttopmost (= the furthest up/nearest to the top) most(suffix) the furthestinmost (= the furthest in)southernmosttopmost (= the furthest up/nearest to the top)Word OriginOld English -mest, assimilated to most.

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Word	most
WordType	(suffix)
Example	inmost (= the furthest in) southernmost topmost (= the furthest up/nearest to the top)
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Content	most (suffix) the furthest inmost (= the furthest in) southernmost topmost (= the furthest up/nearest to the top) Word Origin Old English -mest, assimilated to most.
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Furthest Suffix Inmost Southernmost Topmost Up/Nearest Top Word

most

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