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1. (adj.) uppermost
highest in place, order, rank, power, etc.
2. uppermost
topmost; predominant:
a subject of uppermost concern.
3. (adv.) uppermost
in or into the uppermost place.
Etymology: (1475–85)
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| Definition of 'uppermost' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adverb) topmost, uppermost, upmost
at or nearest to the top
"the uppermost book in the pile"; "on the topmost step"
2. (adverb) uppermost
in or into the most prominent position, as in the mind
"say what comes uppermost"
3. (adverb) uppermost
in or into the highest position
"the blade turned uppermost"
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| Definition of 'uppermost' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) uppermost
highest in place, position, rank, power, or the like; upmost; supreme
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Sense: highest
in the uppermost room of the castle.
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 Afrikaans: boonste |
 Arabic: الأعلى، الأرفَع، الأسْمى |
 Bulgarian: най-висок |
 Brazilian: mais alto |
 Czech: nejhořejší |
 German: oberst |
 Danish: øverst |
 Greek: ο ανώτερος, ο πιο ψηλός |
 Spanish: más alto |
 Estonian: kõige ülemine |
 Farsi: بالاترین |
 Finnish: ylin |
 French: le plusélevé |
 Hebrew: הַעֶליוֹן |
 Hindi: सबसे ऊपर वाला, सबसे ऊंचा |
 Croatian: najviši |
 Hungarian: legfelső |
 Indonesian: tertinggi |
 Icelandic: efstur, hæstur, æðstur |
 Italian: (più alto/importante) |
 Japanese: 一番上の |
 Korean: 가장 높은 |
 Lithuanian: esantis pačiame viršuje |
 Latvian: visaugstākais; (pats) aug |
 Malay: paling atas |
 Dutch: bovenst |
 Norwegian: øverst, høyest |
 Polish: najwyżej leżący |
 Persian: بالاترین |
 Pashto: خورا لوړ، زښت جګ، ستر، خو |
 Portuguese: mais alto |
 Romanian: cel maiînalt |
 Russian: самый верхний |
 Slovak: najvrchnejší |
 Slovenian: najvišji |
 Serbian: najviši |
 Swedish: högst, överst |
 Thai: สูงสุด |
 Turkish: en yüksekteki/üstteki |
 Taiwanese: 最高的 |
 Ukrainian: самий верхній, найвищий |
 Urdu: بالکل اوپري حصہ |
 Vietnamese: cao nhất, trên hết, hàng |
 Chinese: 最高的 |
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