What is another word for maxes?
Pronunciation:
[ mˈaksɪz], [ mˈaksɪz], [ m_ˈa_k_s_ɪ_z]
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Synonyms for Maxes:
n.
• apex (noun) • limit (noun)- margin,
- ceiling,
- edge,
- check,
- farthest reach,
- curb,
- circumscription,
- confines,
- cap,
- utmost,
- termination,
- bourne,
- confinement,
- breaking point,
- deadline,
- rim,
- end,
- bound,
- brink,
- extremity,
- restriction,
- limitation,
- obstruction,
- restraint,
- destination,
- brim,
- bitter end,
- conclusion,
- finality,
- ultimate,
- bottom line,
- the max,
- end point,
- farthest point,
- fence,
- absolute,
- cutoff point,
- border,
- goal,
- verge,
- far out,
- the most.
- best part,
- greater part,
- more than half,
- greater number,
- superiority,
- lion's share,
- preponderance,
- more,
- mass,
- larger part,
- bulk.
- roof,
- supremacy,
- max,
- climax,
- ne plus ultra,
- pyramid,
- crown,
- uttermost,
- fill,
- spire,
- capacity,
- culmination,
- most,
- preeminence,
- maximum,
- acme,
- peak,
- steeple,
- cone,
- needle,
- pinnacle,
- apogee,
- top,
- up there,
- record,
- meridian,
- summit,
- obelisk,
- zenith,
- tower,
- nonpareil,
- greatest,
- the end,
- crest,
- height,
- full hand,
- maxi,
- apex,
- cusp,
- full measure,
- tops.
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How to use "Maxes" in context?
Maxims can be defined as explanatory or instructive sayings that offer a guideline for behavior. They are often short, to the point, and to the point, too. In other words, they are succinct. Maxims have been used throughout history to teach people the proper way to behave, and they continue to be used to this day.
One of the oldest maxims that is still in use is "time heals all wounds." This maxim is often used to reassure people that regardless of what happened in the past, eventually it will all be forgiven.
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