Colocaciones con "most"

Superlative form, meaning more important than anything or anyone else.

Emphasizes the highest degree of being unexpected.

Used in a superlative sense to mean the single most impressive example.

Used in constructions like 'a most enjoyable evening' to mean 'very'.

to a very great degree; very

Used in a superlative sense, often as 'the most intelligent'.

Used in a superlative sense to identify the single most memorable thing.

used to indicate a very high degree of being extraordinary

Very generous, often used in formal or polite contexts.

Used to express the highest degree (superlative).

Used to strongly emphasize that something is remarkable, often in a slightly formal or literary way.

Superlative form, indicating the highest level of sincerity.

Superlative form indicating the highest degree of helpfulness.

An emphatic way of saying very strange, often used in British English.

A slightly more formal way to say 'very satisfactory'.

An intensifier meaning very delightful.

To the highest degree; extremely.

Indicates the highest level of interest, often in a comparative sense.

Used in a superlative sense, indicating the highest degree of solemnity.

Used to describe someone as being extremely agreeable, often in a specific situation.

used to emphasize that something is of a very high quality, sometimes with a formal or humorous tone

Superlative form, indicating the highest degree of being undignified.

Used to indicate the highest degree of misfortune, often in a formal or emphatic context.

Used to express the highest level of improbability; often sounds slightly more formal or emphatic.

Used as a superlative or a strong intensifier.