What is another word for rearmost?

Pronunciation: [ɹˈi͡əmə͡ʊst] (IPA)

Rearmost is a term used to describe the farthest or hindmost position of something. Synonyms for this word include backmost, hindmost, trailing, final, last, and ultimate. It can be used for a variety of situations such as the rearmost seat in a car or the rearmost position in a race. Other synonyms for rearmost that connote a sense of finality or completion include concluding, endmost, terminating, and ultimate. These synonyms are useful in providing a varied and nuanced vocabulary to describe the position and nature of something that is farthest or hindmost.

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What are the opposite words for rearmost?

The word "rearmost" refers to something situated or located at the back or far end of a line or series. Its antonyms are words that denote the opposite meaning, indicating a position at the front or the beginning of a line or a series. Some antonyms of "rearmost" are "foremost," "frontmost," "leading," "first," "beginning," "opening," and "initial." These words can be used to describe the location of something at the beginning of a line, series, or process, or to refer to someone who is the primary or most important person in a group or situation.

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Usage examples for Rearmost

Tell Mr O'Dwyer to hurry on the rearmost waggons; but keep cool, my lads; there is no cause for alarm; for should there be no other ford in the neighbourhood, the savages cannot cross to attack us on the other side, and we can easily defend ourselves against any number of assailants.
"With Axe and Rifle"
W.H.G. Kingston
"Now let us cross while we can, before those fellows charge again," cried my father, and urging our horses into the water we followed the waggons, the rearmost of which were by this time more than half-way over.
"With Axe and Rifle"
W.H.G. Kingston
It is even uncertain whether the whole body of horsemen that moved had been summoned by Ney, or whether the rearmost did not simply follow the advance of their fellows.
"Waterloo"
Hilaire Belloc

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