Aftermost

/ˈæftərməʊst/
adjective

Situated at or near the very back, such as in a series, sequence or area.

The aftermost cabin of the ship was quite small.
Visual representation of "aftermost" - Situated at or near the very back, such as in a series, sequence or area.

Often appears as...

  • aftermost car
  • aftermost cabin
adjective

Situated at or near the very back, such as in a series, sequence or area.

The aftermost cabin of the ship was quite small.
Visual representation of "aftermost" - Situated at or near the very back, such as in a series, sequence or area.

Often appears as...

  • aftermost car
  • aftermost cabin
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Physical Locations

Often used to describe the furthest position of something within a physical space.

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The tourists moved to the aftermost deck to get a clearer view of the horizon.
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Not Always Last

'Aftermost' implies far back, but not necessarily the final in a sequence.

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He chose the aftermost row in the auditorium, but three rows were still behind him.
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Often Nautical

Commonly used in nautical contexts like on ships, referring to the part nearest the stern.

Illustration for Often Nautical
The captain's quarters are traditionally located in the aftermost section of the vessel.
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Physical Locations

Often used to describe the furthest position of something within a physical space.

Illustration for Physical Locations
The tourists moved to the aftermost deck to get a clearer view of the horizon.
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Not Always Last

'Aftermost' implies far back, but not necessarily the final in a sequence.

Illustration for Not Always Last
He chose the aftermost row in the auditorium, but three rows were still behind him.
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Often Nautical

Commonly used in nautical contexts like on ships, referring to the part nearest the stern.

Illustration for Often Nautical
The captain's quarters are traditionally located in the aftermost section of the vessel.
LampPro Tip 1/3

Physical Locations

Often used to describe the furthest position of something within a physical space.

Illustration for Physical Locations
The tourists moved to the aftermost deck to get a clearer view of the horizon.
LampPro Tip 2/3

Not Always Last

'Aftermost' implies far back, but not necessarily the final in a sequence.

Illustration for Not Always Last
He chose the aftermost row in the auditorium, but three rows were still behind him.
LampPro Tip 3/3

Often Nautical

Commonly used in nautical contexts like on ships, referring to the part nearest the stern.

Illustration for Often Nautical
The captain's quarters are traditionally located in the aftermost section of the vessel.
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