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westmost

[ west-mohstor, especially British, -muhst ]

adjective



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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of westmost1

before 900; Middle English; replacing Middle English, Old English westmest; west, -most
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O bearded, stalwart, westmost men, A kingdom won without the guilt Of studied battle; that hath been Your blood’s inheritance.

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There is, however, a fine picture of St. George killing the dragon in the central lancet of the westmost embrasure in the south aisle.

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Far on the westering desert, beyond the valley, Pringle saw a white feather of smoke from a toiling train; beyond that a twisting gap in the blue of the westmost range.

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"There are no rivulets or springs in the island of Feror, the westmost of the Canaries."

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This is also true of the westmost or “Becket window,†as it is called, because it shows scenes from that martyr’s life.

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