See also: Extremes Extremist Extremism Extremistan Extreme Extremis Extremely Extraordinary Extraneous Extract Extravagant Extricate Extremity Extrovert Extra Extrinsic Extravagance Extravaganza Extroverted Extradite Extraterrestrial Extrapolate Extricated Extron
1. The highest or furthest degree (often in the phrases in the extreme, go to Extremes) 7
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2. (often plural) either of the two limits or ends of a scale or range of possibilities: Extremes of temperature
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3. Between these two Extremes the Federal Reserve note, a new form of currency, has been introduced
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4. READINGS IN MONEY AND BANKING CHESTER ARTHUR PHILLIPS And the words, hitherto un-united, which are thus cemented together, are called Extremes
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5. Extremes publishes original research on all aspects of statistical extreme value theory and its applications in science, engineering, economics, and other fields
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6. When setting the proportion equation a/b = c/d, the a and the d figures are the Extremes
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7. All of these locations are Earth-wide Extremes; Extremes of individual continents or countries are listed in separate articles under the Extreme …
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8. Some Extremes can be in error, usually blatantly and obviously so (ie
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9. Extremes have the same effect; they insulate us from the intensity of life
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10. And Extremes--whether of dullness or fury--successfully prevent feeling
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11. Extremes is a show about people who’ve lived through extraordinary situations
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12. Everything is at Extremes: The market, certainly; real life, not much semblance of reality, and perhaps approaching an extreme, but I don’t think we’ve seen anything yet! I was at my local grocery store the other night maskless, of course, getting a few odds and ends.
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13. Extremes is the third studio album released by American country music artist Collin Raye
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14. As with Raye's first two albums, Extremes received platinum certification in the United States for sales of …
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15. With the way Phil keeps bossing us around, he's really taking his title of "interim manager" to Extremes
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16. Performed by Sandbox PercussionIan Rosenbaum, Jonny Allen, Terry Sweeney, Victor CacceseVic Firth Mallets: M134 - M140ABOUT THE PIECE:Extremes was composed b
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17. The means-Extremes property of proportions allows you to cross multiply, taking the product of the means and setting them equal to the product of the Extremes
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19. Go to Extremes (to do something) to be excessive in one's efforts to do something
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20. Auntie Jane will go to Extremes to make us all comfortable
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22. • He attacks any type of religious performance which leads to Extremes
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23. • Here is the stuff of revivalism, holiness movements, tight church membership requirements and, taken to Extremes, exclusive cults
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24. • Anything can be taken to Extremes
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25. • Painting in ripstop nylon has been taken to Extremes …
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26. Extremes definition: wide variations Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples
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27. Ship Simulator Extremes is the latest game in the acclaimed Ship Simulator series
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28. Extremes Some of the most interesting scientific and societal questions related to climate change have to do with how extreme events will change
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29. Extremes in climate bring hot dry weather to the Western United States and hurricanes and drenching rains to the eastern United States
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30. Plants in landscapes may or may not be adapted to these Extremes
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31. Synonyms for Extremes in Free Thesaurus
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32. Daily normals and records for the month of january for baltimore md daily temp normals and Extremes greatest precip for calendar day dy nmx nmn npcp ns rmx /year lomx/year rmn /year himn/year mxpcp year mxsn year 01 42 25 0.09 0.2 67 /2005 17 /1918 -6 /1881 50 /1876 2.77 1948 4.3 1947 02 42 25 0.10 0.1 71 /1876 13 /1918 0 /1968 46 /1930 2.42 1925 7.9 1925 03 42 25 0.09 0.1 68 /2000
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34. 106 reviews of Extremes Sports Grill & Pizzeria "This sports bar is a great spot in Bellingham
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35. The Extremes are impulsive creatures who causes silliness and are emotional
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36. Daily normals and records for the month of january for dulles airport daily temp normals and Extremes greatest precip for calendar day dy nmx nmn npcp ns rmx /year lomx/year rmn /year himn/year mxpcp year mxsn year 01 43 24 0.08 0.2 68 /2005 23 /2018 -6 /1968 50 /1966 1.73 2003 6.9 1971 02 43 24 0.08 0.1 67 /2000 24 /1968 -7 /1968 44 /1966 1.40 1979 3.0 2014+ 03 42 24 0.07 0.2 68
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37. Watch here as Billy and his band perform 'I Go To Extremes' off his 1
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38. Reclaiming Patriotism in an Age of Extremes is a clearly written, historically informed, and utterly necessary book for our troubled times."—William A
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39. The second single from the 1989 hit album Storm Front, “I Go to Extremes” peaked at the number six position on the Billboard Hot 100, and at #70 on the UK chart.The song was also a top ten hit
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40. But evidence is mounting that climate Extremes such as droughts or storms can l …
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41. Definition of Extremes in the Definitions.net dictionary
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42. Information and translations of Extremes in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.
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43. Climate Extremes Index (CEI) was developed to quantify observed changes in climate within the contiguous United States
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44. Weather Extremes are declining, but it is not too challenging to spin this into increase with skillful manipulation of the uncertainties involved, taking advantage of population and economic growth to show increasing human and economic toll even with no increase in extreme events
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45. The Extremes is like certain types of food: it seems nourishing at first but soon betrays itself as empty calories
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46. At the opposite end of precipitation Extremes, drought also poses risks to public health and safety
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47. One of the most visible and serious effects of global warming is the changes in temperature-related Extremes, including increases in severe heat waves and decreases in cold surges (Hartmann et al 2013).In the past decades, warm Extremes have become more frequent and more intense while cold Extremes less frequent and less cold (Donat et al 2013a, Dunn et al 2014, 2020).
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48. That collection concentrates not on Extremes but on notation that breaks the supposed rules, e.g., two clefs simultaneously active on the same staff, time-signature changes in the middle of a measure
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49. However, the dividing line between Extremes and rule-breaking is
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50. This issue includes a special section on The EVA 2019 Data Competition on spatio-temporal prediction of Red Sea surface temperature Extremes
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51. The 'Crisis, Extremes and Apocalypse' research network is delighted to launch its new collaboration with the New Books Network
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52. Political Extremes now dominate Nevada politics
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EXTREMES [ikˈstrēm]
NOUN
1. The greatest or utmost degree or point. 2. Either of the two things situated at opposite ends of a range: the extremes of boiling and freezing. 3. An extreme condition. 4. An immoderate, drastic expedient: resorted to extremes in the emergency. 5. Mathematics a. The first or last term of a ratio or a series. b.
Definition of extreme (Entry 2 of 2) 1a : something situated at or marking one end or the other of a range extremes of heat and cold. b : the first term or the last term of a mathematical proportion. c : the major term or minor term of a syllogism. 2a : a very pronounced or excessive degree.
The words exorbitant and extreme are synonyms, but do differ in nuance. Specifically, exorbitant implies a departure from accepted standards regarding amount or degree.
excessive, immoderate, inordinate, extravagant, exorbitant, extreme mean going beyond a normal limit. excessive implies an amount or degree too great to be reasonable or acceptable.