Collocations with "most"

48 collocations found

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ADVERB + ADJECTIVE(7)ADVERB + wonderful(1)ADVERB + unusual(1)ADVERB + unsuitable(1)ADVERB + unlikely(1)ADVERB + unhappy(1)ADVERB + unfortunate(1)ADVERB + unexpected(1)ADVERB + undignified(1)ADVERB + surprised(1)ADVERB + splendid(1)ADVERB + solemn(1)ADVERB + satisfactory(1)ADVERB + remarkable(1)ADVERB + peculiar(1)ADVERB + memorable(1)ADVERB + likeable(1)ADVERB + irregular(1)ADVERB + intriguing(1)ADVERB + intelligent(1)ADVERB + insistent(1)ADVERB + ingenious(1)ADVERB + inconvenient(1)ADVERB + improper(1)ADVERB + important(1)ADVERB + imaginative(1)ADVERB + illuminating(1)ADVERB + helpful(1)ADVERB + grateful(1)ADVERB + generous(1)ADVERB + fascinating(1)ADVERB + extraordinary(1)ADVERB + excellent(1)ADVERB + enjoyable(1)ADVERB + encouraging(1)ADVERB + delightful(1)ADVERB + bizarre(1)ADVERB + amusing(1)ADVERB + amenable(1)ADVERB + amazing(1)ADVERB + agreeable(1)ADVERB(1)
most worthy

superlative, deserving more than others

worthy7.0
most amusing

Used to express that something is very amusing, often in a slightly formal or literary way.

amusing6.8
most delicious

A slightly formal way to say 'very delicious'.

delicious6.8
most encouraging

A formal or British English way to say 'very encouraging'.

encouraging6.8
most illuminating

Superlative intensifier, indicating the highest degree of insight.

illuminating6.8
most ingenious

An emphatic and slightly formal way to express 'very ingenious'.

ingenious6.8
most irregular

A strong intensifier, typically used for actions that are very much against rules.

irregular6.5
most splendid

A formal way to express a very high degree of splendor.

splendid6.5
most unpleasant

A very formal or literary way of saying 'extremely unpleasant'.

unpleasant6.5
most agreeable

a slightly old-fashioned or literary way to say 'very agreeable'

agreeable6.0
most inconvenient

Indicates the highest degree of inconvenience; a superlative.

inconvenient6.0
most likeable
likeable6.0
most surprised

often used in formal or literary contexts

surprised6.0
most unsuitable

A very formal or British English way of saying 'very unsuitable'.

unsuitable6.0
most bizarre

A formal or literary way of saying 'very bizarre'.

bizarre5.5
most unhappy

A very formal or literary way to say 'very unhappy'.

unhappy5.5
most fascinating

A formal or literary way to say 'very fascinating'.

fascinating4.5
most improper

Used to emphasize that something is extremely improper; a strong and somewhat formal term.

improper4.5