extreme

extreme
01. Cactus plants are uniquely adapted to the [extreme] temperatures of the desert.
02. Those calling for the immediate resignation of the President are simply [extremists] who do not truly believe in the process of democracy.
03. [Extreme] caution must be used in moving this material because it is very fragile.
04. In my opinion, the policies of the [extreme] right are basically anti-democratic.
05. Computers are [extremely] useful for both teachers and students.
06. It can be [extremely] difficult to get a job in this city sometimes because there is so much competition.
07. Very few animals can survive the [extreme] cold of the Arctic.
08. The steel supports in the World Trade Center melted due to the [extreme] heat produced when the airplanes' fuel ignited.
09. The attack was carried out by [extremists], who will do anything to achieve their goals.
10. The test was [extremely] difficult so very few people passed.
11. A scientist once remarked that for a male and female to live continuously together is, biologically speaking, an [extremely] unnatural condition.
12. Spider silk is an [extremely] strong material, and has been proven to be stronger than steel.
13. If placed under [extreme] stress, such as when held in captivity, some octopuses will eat their own arms, which grow back.
14. Winters in Northern Manitoba can be [extremely] cold, with temperatures as low as minus 60 degrees.
15. A Zen proverb tells us that only when you can be [extremely] flexible and soft can you be [extremely] hard and strong.

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  • extreme — EXTREME. adj. de tout genre. Qui est au dernier point, au souverain degré. Extreme joye. extreme plaisir. extreme passion. amour extreme. extreme peine. extreme misere. besoin. extreme. extreme malheur. extreme froid. chaleur extreme. rigueur… …   Dictionnaire de l'Académie française

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