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† ˈlatemost, a. Obs.
Forms: 1 læt(e)mest, (hlætmest), 3 latemist, -mest, 7 latmost.
[OE. læt(e)mest, f. læt late a.1 + superl. suffix -mest.]
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c950Lindisf. Gosp. Luke xii. 59 Ne gæs ðu ðona oðð uutedlice ðone hlætmesto [Rushw. lætemestu, Ags. Gosp. ytemystan] pricclu ðu forᵹelde. c975Rushw. Gosp. John vi. 40 Aweco ic hine on ðæm lætemesta dæᵹe. c1275Lay. 11080 Þat was þe latemiste [earlier text utemesten] read þat Custance iwarþ dead. a1300Death 49 in O.E. Misc. 171 Þe latemest dai deþ haueð ibrouhit. a1638Mede Wks. (1672) iii. 597 The latmost Head is counted both a Seventh and an Eighth, though in truth it be but the Seventh according to the Vision. Ibid. 609 The latter times of the Fourth Kingdom..are the latmost times of the last times, or last times in special. |