submaximal

 [mak-suh-muhl]  

max·i·mal

   [mak-suh-muhl]
adjective
of or being a maximum; greatest possible; highest.
Origin:
1880–85; maxim(um) + -al1

Related forms
max·i·mal·ly, adverb
post·max·i·mal, adjective
sub·max·i·mal, adjective
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