/ˈul.ti.mo/
Translation
last, latest, final
Word origin
From Latin ultimus ('last, farthest'), a superlative related to ultra ('beyond').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- ultimus
- English cognates
- ultimate, ultimatum, ultra
Grammar
Examples
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This is the last train leaving tonight.
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The latest report shows a very clear improvement.
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He was the last one to know about the change.
Asia.
In recent years I have travelled a lot around Asia.
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There was one last piece of bread on the table.
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I ate the last piece of bread at breakfast.
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