outmost

English

Etymology

From out +‎ -most.

Adjective

outmost

1. superlative form of out: most out
2. Farthest outside; as far from the center or inside as possible.
   • 1866, Augusta Webster (transl.), The Prometheus Bound of Æschylus, page 48, lines 681–682

     To wander like a god-devoted thing
     Along earth's outmost tracts;

Antonyms

• centermost

Related terms

• outermost
• utmost
• uttermost

Translations

farthest outside

• Bulgarian: най-външен (naj-vǎnšen)
• Finnish: uloimmainen
• Swedish: ytterst (sv)

Noun

outmost (plural outmosts)

1. That which is outmost; the surface; the outside.

See also

• Citations:utmore