At best
At best adverb - Under the best of conditions.
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Synonyms for At best
No more than and at best are semantically related. In some cases you can use "No more than" instead an adverb phrase "At best".
No more than
At best and no more than are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "At best" instead an adverb phrase "No more than".
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Related pairs
- somewhat and at best
- somewhat and no more than
- just and at best
- just and no more than
- moderately and at best
- moderately and no more than
- barely and at best
- barely and no more than
- hardly and at best
- hardly and no more than
- only and at best
- only and no more than
- carelessly and at best
- carelessly and no more than
Both terms in one sentence
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Most of these games are meant to be played in short bursts or in arcades, but if they are played entirely in one go, they would last no more than two hours at best.
Source: Shoot 'em Up - Yukari is able to effortlessly fool him so he will always ask for her death, when in reality she has been long dead, and even Maribel can do no more than channel a halfway-realistic Yukari at best.
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Other races could, at best, hope to enjoy the fruits of the Aryan's intellectual accomplishments, and the very lowest on the racial hierarchy - the Jews - are no more than cultural parasites who do so while lessening them.
Source: Irony
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