Translation
end, extreme
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Word origin
From Latin extremus ('outermost'), the superlative of exter ('outer'), from ex ('out of').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- extremus
- English cognates
- extreme, exterior
Grammar
Examples
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We tied the rope from one end to the other.
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At the end of the corridor there is a small door.
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She always goes from one extreme to the other: there is never a middle ground.
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Why did you go to such a dangerous extreme?
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The player runs down the right wing of the pitch.
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 22, lesson 2: extremo, apurarse, colina and 7 more words.