1) the highest point e.g. the greatest distance between the Earth and a satellite (apogee)
2) at, to, the greatest distance (farthest)
3) at, to, the greatest distance (furthest)
4) the time of greatest prosperity or power (heyday)
5) a line or point that may not or cannot be passed; greatest or smallest amount, extent etc of what is possible (limit)
6) greatest or more important (than others) (major)
7) to make a person, thing thoroughly wet; soak; to fill (a market, need etc) completely; to cause (one substance) to absorb the greatest possible amount of another (saturate)
8) of the greatest and highest sort; causing wonder or admiration (sublime)
9) highest in rank or authority; most important; greatest (supreme)
10) (the) most extreme; greatest possible (utmost)
deserving respect and praise
held in great respect
the whole number of
whole quantity
the top or highest point
top, high point
a curved part over a door, bridge, gate etc
principal, superior
a person who shoots arrows with a bow
principal, superior
most superior in quality (of a group)
most excellent
a unit of measurement of weight (= 0.20 grams)
best
most important
important, key
a person, team, animal etc taking the first place in a competition
best, excellent
a group in society considered (especially by itself) to be superior because or power, privileges etc
best, first-class
(of a performance, performer, new design etc) wonderful; excellent
amazing, wonderful
chief; most important
chief, superior
of the largest possible
highest, utmost
optimum
optimum
best or most favourable
best
(attracting attention because) better than others; (of problems, work, payment etc) still to be attended to
superior, excellent
a tall, pointed part of a roof; a high, slender mountain peak
top, crest
first in order of importance
most important
deserving or attracting attention
extraordinary, unusual
of the highest degree or quality; a form of an adjective or adverb expressing the highest degree (usually made by adding '-est' or with 'most'), such as 'happiest', 'longest', 'worst', 'most likely'
excellent, first-class
first or best; in the highest, first, position; most in extent, degree; a toy that turns and balances on a point; the highest physical position or part
best, most important; highest
having no equal
superlative
(the) most extreme; greatest possible
extreme, maximum
a person who conquers or wins
person who wins