Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- adjective Farthest to the right.
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- adjective Furthest to the right.
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- adjective farthest to the right
Etymologies
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Examples
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The sharpening steel is always the rightmost utensil.
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The sharpening steel is always the rightmost utensil.
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Do the same for the right side, except determine if the rightmost pixel is to the left of the approximated right margin, and set reapproximateRight, and remove the line whose rightmost pixel is the farthest past the left.
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In a beautiful drawing of the rightmost portion of the canvas made around 1888-91, Cézanne captured the rhythmic fall of light and the reciprocal curves that animate its lucid order.
A Monumental Moment Mary Tompkins Lewis 2011
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Do the same for the right side, except use the rightmost pixels of each line.
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Cases in which it's more objectively useful; I have the mobile versions of a few sites set up as Fluid apps (same thing as Prism, basically); when they open, they automatically sit in the rightmost 28% of my screen which I use for Tweetie, chat windows and these "sidebar" apps.
Prism 1.0 Brings Dock/System Tray Integration To Your Webapps | Lifehacker Australia 2009
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If there was going to be anyone home, it would probably be in the rightmost room.
World Wide Mind Michael chorost 2011
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There is a railroad bed that runs across the face of the mountain and just to the left and above the rightmost ship was once the largest stamp mill in the World.
Democrats declare war on West Virginia. Again. - Moe_Lane’s blog - RedState 2009
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If there was going to be anyone home, it would probably be in the rightmost room.
World Wide Mind Michael chorost 2011
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In the drawing of the rightmost window, a tiny mirror reflecting the artist's eyes and furrowed brow underscores his theme.
At the Threshold Between Art and Nature Mary Tompkins Lewis 2011
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