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stiffest

adjective
SaySTIF-ist/ˈstɪfɪst/

1 meaning of stiffest

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  1. 1
    adjective
    Superlative of stiff.

    The oak board was the stiffest of all the samples the engineers tested.

    Of every material on the bench, the steel rod proved the stiffest under load.

    Note

    A regular superlative, made by adding -est straight onto stiff, with most stiff as the longer alternative. It carries every sense of the base adjective, not only physical rigidity. The stiffest manner is the most formal, and the stiffest penalty is the harshest. The stiffest legs are the sorest after unaccustomed exercise, and the stiffest drink is the most potent. The noun it describes, not the form, tells you which kind of stiffness is meant.

stiffest is a form of stiff

stiff, adjective: Rigid and hard to bend; not flexible. Full entry

Forms
stiffstiffer comparativestiffest superlative
Spelling
stiff → stiffest: add -est

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