extreme
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British pronunciation
/ɛkstɹˈiːm/

Definition & Meaning of "extreme"in English

extreme
01

very high in intensity or degree

extreme definition and meaning
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The hikers faced extreme weather conditions during their ascent, including freezing temperatures and high winds.
The athlete pushed their body to its extreme limits in order to achieve peak performance.
02

representing the highest degree or most intense form of something

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The extreme temperatures in the desert can exceed 120 degrees Fahrenheit during the day.
Her extreme dedication to her craft was evident in the countless hours she spent perfecting her skills.
03

far beyond what is considered usual, typical, or acceptable

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His extreme views on politics make him unpopular with many of his colleagues.
The debate grew heated when one side expressed extreme measures to address the issue.
04

situated at the furthest point in any direction

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The town lies at the extreme north of the country.
The expedition traveled to the extreme limits of the desert.
Extreme
01

the highest or most intense degree of a quality, condition, or experience

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He pushed himself to the extreme in the marathon.
The situation reached an extreme of tension.
02

a point situated farthest from the center or midpoint of something

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The town lies at the extreme of the island.
The hikers reached the extremes of the trail.
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