extremity
21extremity — The outermost; the hands and feet. Danger. The end of life. See either extremity …
22extremity — see man’s extremity is God’s opportunity …
23Extremity Games — The Extremity Games is a multi sport, action sports competition, similar to the X Games, for athletes with amputations and limb differences. The Extremity Games was started by College Park Industries, a manufacturer of prosthetic feet, in the… …
24extremity — n.; pl. ties [L. extremus, outermost] The remotest part or point from the base …
25extremity — noun /ɪkˈstrɛmɪti/ a) The most extreme or furthest point of something. Guillian Barré syndrome causes one to not be able to move ones extremities. b) An extreme measure. Syn: limb See Also: extreme …
26extremity — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. utmost, limit, edge, boundary, tip; limb (of the body); destitution, need, distress. See end, poverty. II (Roget s IV) n. 1. [The end] Syn. limit, outside, utmost point; see edge 1 , end 4 , limit 2 …
27extremity — ex trem·i·ty || remÉ™tɪ n. end part of a limb of the body (i.e the hand or foot); farthest or most remote part; extreme act, extraordinary act …
28extremity — [ɪk strɛmɪti, ɛk ] noun (plural extremities) 1》 the furthest point or limit. ↘(extremities) the hands and feet. 2》 severity or seriousness. ↘extreme adversity …
29extremity — n. 1. End, termination, verge, edge, border, extreme. 2. Utmost point, highest degree. 3. Utmost distress, greatest difficulty …
30extremity — n 1. limit, outer limit, farthest point, horizon, the end of the earth; ambit, bound, boundary, border, frontier; periphery, margin, edge, rim, brim, brow, lip, ridge, verge, brink; ultimate, end, finale, termination, terminal, terminus. 2. limb …
