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31Utmost Christian Poetry Contest — The Utmost Christian Poetry Contest is an annual poetry contest sponsored by Utmost Christian Writers Foundation, a non profit association registered in Edmonton, Alberta in 2003. With a cash award of C$4000, the contest pays one of the largest… …
32Utmost Christian Writers Foundation — The Utmost Christian Writers Foundation (UCWF), is a registered Canadian non profit association, which was founded by Nathan Harms in February 2003.The goal of the foundation is to encourage, support and reward poets of Christian faith. UCWF… …
33utmost, the — ut|most, the [ ʌt,moust ] noun the greatest amount or degree possible: She was determined to make the utmost of every opportunity. do/try your utmost (to do something) to try as hard as possible: Dan was doing his utmost to be helpful …
34utmost resistance — This term, under the rule that to constitute rape there must be utmost resistance by the woman, is a relative rather than a positive term, and means that greatest effort of which she is capable must be used to foil assailant. Most states have… …
35utmost degree of care — See utmost care …
36utmost — The word evolved as an alternate form of outermost. A directly related word is uttermost, since utter, in the sense complete, total, is itself another form of outer …
37utmost — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. most, greatest, farthest, furthest; last, final; total, unlimited, full, complete. See completion, superiority. II (Roget s IV) modif. 1. [Greatest] Syn. ultimate, chief, entire, whole, full,… …
38utmost — ut·most || ÊŒtməʊst n. greatest degree or amount, extreme limit, most possible adj. supreme; highest, greatest, most; extreme; farthest …
39utmost — I. a. 1. Extreme, farthest, last, most distant, most remote. 2. Greatest, uttermost. II. n. Best, most, greatest effort, highest endeavor, the most that can be done …
40utmost — adj 1. maximum, maximal, greatest, most, uttermost; supreme, paramount, superlative; highest, uppermost, upper, topmost, top, tiptop; sum mital, apical, apogeal, apogean; meridian, meridional, climactic, climactical, crowning, culminating,… …
