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View synonyms for topmost

topmost

[ top-mohstor, especially British, -muhst ]

adjective

  1. highest; uppermost.


topmost

/ ˈtɒpˌməʊst /

adjective

  1. highest; at or nearest the top


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Word History and Origins

Origin of topmost1

First recorded in 1690–1700; top 1 + -most

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Example Sentences

It becomes clearer by the day how cleverly Obama checkmated both Clintons by putting Hillary in the topmost Cabinet job.

It becomes clearer by the day how brilliantly Obama checkmated both Clintons by putting Hillary in the topmost Cabinet job.

On the 20th the gates of the palace were battered in and the British flag was hoisted from its topmost turret.

He passes the cell-row on the opposite side, ascends the topmost tier, and finally reaches the ground floor containing my cell.

As the topmost branch of the pine points always to the east, so Luck-in-all-moons shall guide us to the sun rising.

A broad terrace ran around the amphitheater at the height of the topmost row of seats.

The topmost ladder was flattened against the rock, yet it swung ominously with Rudy's weight.

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