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Synonym for extreme [noun]

The synonym extreme synonymous definition words:
means "farthest"
furthest
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extreme [noun]

means "acme"
maximum, apex, limit

extreme [adjective]

means "greatest"
exceptional, stupendous, highest, profound, surpassing, superlative

extreme [adjective]

means "excessive"
extremist, exceeding, extravagant, fanatic, intemperate, fanatical, immoderate

extreme [adjective]

means "endmost"
consummate, final, last, outmost, outermost, utmost
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absorbing [adjective]

means "involved"
earnest, absorbed, fast, deep, intimate, extreme

ardent [adjective]

means "characteristic"
passionate, torrid, vehement, fierce, extreme, impassioned

deep [adjective]

means "property"
extreme, great

egregious [adjective]

means "gross"
capital, excessive, flagrant, extreme, glaring, outrageous

fanatic [noun]

means "excessive"
extremist, extravagant, extreme, intemperate, fanatical, immoderate

fanatical [adjective]

means "excessive"
extremist, exceeding, extravagant, fanatical, intemperate, extreme

fantastic [adjective]

means "outlandish"
farfetched, erratic, implausible, preposterous, extravagant, extreme

forward [adjective]

means "radical"
extreme, progressive, unconventional

furious [adjective]

means "intense"
extreme, excessive, intensified

furthest [object]

means "farthest"
extreme

heartfelt [adjective]

means "involved"
earnest, absorbed, fast, absorbing, intimate, extreme

high [adjective]

means "property"
grave, extreme

immoderate [adjective]

means "excessive"
extreme

implausible [adjective]

means "outlandish"
farfetched, erratic, fantastic, preposterous, extravagant, extreme

intemperate [adjective]

means "excessive"
immoderate, unreasonable, extreme, unrestrained, wanton, inordinate

intense [adjective]

means "profound"
strong, deep, extreme, hard

last [adjective]

means "position"
hindmost, extreme

morbid [adjective]

means "abnormal"
extreme, gruesome, gloomy, depressed, morose, sullen

outermost [adjective]

means "endmost"
consummate, final, last, outmost, extreme, utmost

outrageous [adjective]

means "excessive"
exorbitant, flagrant, extreme

outside [adjective]

means "farthest"
outermost, extreme, apart from, away from, farther

polar [adjective]

means "opposite"
extreme

preposterous [adjective]

means "outlandish"
farfetched, erratic, implausible, fantastic, extravagant, extreme

profound [adjective]

means "deep"
abstruse, recondite, sage, extreme, wise, intense

rabid [adjective]

means "fanatical"
obsessed, radical, extreme, frenzied, deranged

radical [adjective]

means "revolutionary"
excessive, seditious, refractory, extravagant, extreme, fanatical

seditious [adjective]

means "revolutionary"
excessive, radical, refractory, extravagant, extreme, fanatical

severe [adjective]

means "character trait"
oppressive, harsh, brutal, cruel, hard, extreme

sovereign [adjective]

means "greatest"
utmost, extreme

stupendous [adjective]

means "greatest"
exceptional, extreme, highest, profound, surpassing, superlative

superabundant [adjective]

means "over-abundant"
plentiful, abounding, profuse, plenteous, plethoric, extreme

terrible [adjective]

means "distressing"
disastrous, severe, disturbing, unfortunate, excessive, extreme
- translate terrible

ultimate [adjective]

means "supreme"
absolute, maximum, utmost, pre-eminent, extreme, incomparable

ultimate [adjective]

means "furthest"
absolute, extreme, final, decisive, concluding, categorical

unimaginable [adjective]

means "outlandish"
farfetched, erratic, implausible, preposterous, extravagant, extreme

utmost [adjective]

means "supreme"
absolute, maximum, ultimate, pre-eminent, extreme, incomparable

vehement [adjective]

means "passionate"
torrid, ardent, fierce, extreme, impassioned, fiery

violent [adjective]

means "intense"
extreme, fierce, powerful, furious, rough, vicious

extremely [adjective]

means "very"
largely, much, greatly, eminently, uncommonly

almighty [object]

means "awfully"
extremely, intensely, greatly, severely, exceedingly

awfully [adjective]

means "almighty"
extremely, intensely, greatly, severely, exceedingly

considerably [object]

means "very"
greatly, notably, far, extremely

eminently [object]

means "very"
largely, extremely, greatly, much, uncommonly

exceedingly [object]

means "awfully"
extremely, intensely, greatly, severely, almightily

extra [object]

means "property"
extremely, rarely, uncommonly, unusually

far [object]

means "comparison"
very, greatly, notably, considerably, extremely

greatly [object]

means "awfully"
extremely, intensely, almighty, severely, exceedingly

much [object]

means "comparison"
very, largely, extremely, greatly, eminently, uncommonly
- translate much

too [object]

means "size"
extremely, exceedingly

unusually [object]

means "uncommon"
extremely, rarely, uncommonly, extra
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