new extreme

Frequency: 6.26.8 per million words

reaching a level or state not previously seen

extremeADJECTIVE + NOUN

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new

Examples (10)

  • She has taken cleanliness to a new extreme.
  • The company's latest smartphone pushes minimalism to a new extreme.
  • His dedication to fitness has reached a new extreme; he now works out three times a day.
  • The artist's latest installation carries performance art to a new extreme.
  • Some believe that political correctness has been taken to a new extreme.
  • This season's fashion trends take deconstruction to a new extreme, with clothes that look unfinished.
  • Their marketing campaign, using holograms in the street, is pushing advertising to a new extreme.
  • The survivalist took self-sufficiency to a new extreme by living off-grid for a whole year.
  • With its latest regulations, the government is taking surveillance to a new extreme.
  • He was always a perfectionist, but his recent behavior has taken it to a new extreme.