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Furthest or Furthermost?



 
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Furthest or Furthermost? #1 (permalink) Thu Dec 29, 2005 2:38 am   Furthest or Furthermost?		  
Happy New Year Everyone and Teacher, Very Happy

I would like to know what is the difference between the words Furthest and Furthermost ?
I know Furthest is the superlative form of Far but I don't know about furthermost. Please tell me the usage of Furthermost.

I am waiting for your helps
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Furthest or Furthermost? #2 (permalink) Thu Dec 29, 2005 9:45 am   Furthest or Furthermost?		  
Hi,

To my knowledge, Furthermost is used the same as Futherest. They are both adjective. You can also write Farthermost instead of Furthermost.

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