˜yÐÄvlog

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ultimacy

[ uhl-tuh-muh-see ]

noun

plural ultimacies.
  1. the state or quality of being ultimate.
  2. a basic or fundamental quality:

    to question the ultimacies of one's religious beliefs.



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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of ultimacy1

First recorded in 1835–45; ultim(ate) + -acy
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Example Sentences

This idea of sporting ultimacy has been present in the response to his death.

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It is an extraordinary human construct, a galvanising force of image and will that has driven his team on to a kind of ultimacy.

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Juventus are also a wonderful team and well capable of spiking that bid for club football ultimacy.

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Anyone who tells you they know exactly how ultimacy operates is exalting their powers beyond reason, or they are naive, or they are cunningly peddling spiritual snake oil.

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No, really, it did, its name redolent with a sense of footballing ultimacy in the way Camp Nou is now, a place of professional pilgrimage for those fortunate enough to play there.

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