New posts in superlative-degree

Are there cases when the word "best" as an adjective could be used without "the"?

definite-articles superlative-degree

Is “workingest” used as often and casually as “hardest working” and “the most hard working (or industrious)”?

participles superlative-degree

Which is the correct idiom – "When worst comes to worst" or "When worse comes to worst"? [closed]

word-choice idioms superlative-degree

"Simple is best" vs "Simple is the best"

articles definite-articles superlative-degree

What does the phrase "it has been" mean in the sentence?

relative-clauses relative-pronouns superlative-degree

"At most as many" — what does it mean? [closed]

meaning meaning-in-context superlative-degree

Is powerfulest a valid superlative?

adjectives superlative-degree

Most is adjective or adverb, comparative or superlative in the following phrase?

adjectives adverbs comparatives superlative-degree

Can we say "Most Legendariest"? [duplicate]

superlative-degree

Superlative or not?

superlative-degree

How to phrase a sentence with reference to "Least Superlative"?

superlative-degree

'quickest': adverb

usage adverbs comparatives superlative-degree

How can I express "bottom" superlative?

single-word-requests superlative-degree

The usage of "the" with "least"

grammar definite-articles superlative-degree

Is there a linguistic term for the phrases, which describe a noun, with subjective value (below)

comparatives superlative-degree

superlative + -ing participle + noun ok?

participles superlative-degree

Appropriate use of "littlest"

word-usage superlative-degree

Comparative or superlative to describe a quality of a member of a set of two things?

grammar adjectives writing-style comparatives superlative-degree

Can I say "more funny" or "most funny" instead of "funnier" or "funniest"?

grammaticality comparatives superlative-degree

"The likeliest problem" vs. "the most likely problem"

meaning word-choice grammaticality writing-style superlative-degree