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undermost

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un·der·most  (ndr-mst)
adj.
Lowest in position, rank, or place; bottom.
adv.
In or to the lowest place.
undermost [ˈʌndəˌməʊst]
adj
being the furthest under; lowest
adv
in the lowest place
Translations
undermost [ˈʌndəməʊst] ADJ → (el)más bajo
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