Foremost
11foremost — adjective foremost scientist/expert/writer etc the most important and respected scientist, writer etc: one of Europe s foremost authorities on childhood diseases see also: first and foremost first (21) …
12foremost — See: FIRST AND FOREMOST …
13foremost — See: FIRST AND FOREMOST …
14foremost — I. adjective Etymology: Middle English formest, from Old English, superlative of forma first; akin to Old High German fruma advantage, Old English fore fore Date: before 12th century 1. first in a series or progression 2. of first rank or… …
15foremost — /fawr mohst , meuhst, fohr /, adj., adv. first in place, order, rank, etc.: the foremost surgeons. [bef. 1000; FORE1 + MOST; r. ME, OE formest, equiv. to form(a) first, var. of fruma (cf. L primus) + est EST] Syn. primary, prime, chief, principal …
16foremost — adj. Foremost is used with these nouns: ↑authority, ↑exponent, ↑poet …
17foremost — fore|most [ fɔr,moust ] adjective most important or most well known: He is one of Mexico s foremost authorities on Aztec culture. => FIRST …
18foremost — See: first and foremost …
19foremost — adjective the foremost impressionist of his age Syn: leading, principal, premier, prime, top, top level, greatest, best, supreme, preeminent, outstanding, most important, most prominent, most influential, most illustrious, most notable; ranking,… …
20foremost — UK [ˈfɔː(r)məʊst] / US [ˈfɔrˌmoʊst] adjective most important or most well known He is one of Mexico s foremost authorities on Aztec culture. See: first …