maximumly

(ˈmæksɪməmlɪ)

adv

maximally

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Albeit, the extension of probation period depends on the whim and caprice of the employer and maximumly it cannot be extended beyond the original period, but consequent to the termination of the initial span of probation, the appointing authority is prohibited from extending it retrospectively.

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Foamed concrete with a height of 4 m was maximumly compacted by about 3.80 m which meant that the foamed concrete was almost fully compressed in the densification stage in certain places.

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(4) The decision to accept a risk implies the awareness of the way in which it can be maximumly reduced.