paramount
پیراماؤنٹ
definition
noun
a city in southwestern California, southeast of Los Angeles; population 55,236 (est. 2008).
adjective
the interests of the child are of paramount importance
more important than anything else; supreme.
example
Devotion to her religion was of 'paramount' importance to her right up to the end.
Economic growth is of 'paramount' importance, and cutting taxes is the way to get it.
The health and wellbeing of employees and guests is of 'paramount' importance to all its members.
The role of the United States as a 'paramount' power is somewhat comparable to Great Britain in the nineteenth century.
All the territory of an administrative chiefdom is technically held by the 'paramount' chief.
It wasn't land ownership exactly, but the 'paramount' chiefs were allowed to allocate land rights to residents.
Social contact with the outside world was absolutely crucial to maintaining the power of 'paramount' chiefs.
In many pagan myth cycles, of 'paramount' importance is the winter.
In the current market, however, a competitive price will be of 'paramount' importance.
Public hearings on important matters are 'paramount' to monitoring government.
Free trade is a principle which recognizes the 'paramount' importance of individual action.
It should by this means embody the central principle that the learner's needs are of 'paramount' importance.
The planning of land is of 'paramount' importance because you don't get a second chance.
Any major redevelopment of the south Sutton area is of 'paramount' importance to all those who reside in the area.
Where building projects and the underground projects were concerned, speed was of 'paramount' importance.
It is 'paramount' that all the outstanding subscriptions are paid in order to keep the service in operation.
At peak times, when children are going to or coming from school, their safety is of 'paramount' importance.
He said of 'paramount' importance was the need for development of sport infrastructure in member states.
Victory is 'paramount' and anything that gets in the way is deemed the enemy that must be destroyed at all costs.
He was deposed as 'paramount' chief and Zululand was annexed to British authority at Ulundi on 1 September.
I didn't do anything about it; her happiness was still of 'paramount' importance in my mind.
It is of 'paramount' importance to take a principled stand against the advocates of communal hatred on all sides.
It is of 'paramount' importance that the chairperson and the director work well together.
The safety of our passengers, fellow crew members and vessels is of 'paramount' importance.
The requirement of absolute honesty so that there can be absolute trust in a solicitor is obviously of 'paramount' importance.
At the same time it proclaimed the sanctity of the emperor's person and the 'paramountcy' of his power.
It enabled Mr. Wiltshire to assert a 'paramountcy' in what was supposed to be an equal partnership.
Whether a challenged legislative enactment, state or local, possessing aspects of "state-wide concern" and of "local affairs," is primarily or 'paramountly' a matter of "local affairs and government" under the home rule amendment or of "state-wide concern" under the exception thereto is for the courts to determine.
All the rules and regulations laid down by FIFA over the years have stipulated in minute details that professional players and clubs must at all times be guided by the 'paramountcy' of nations.
Einstein was indeed a giant of physics; but why this zeal to idolize and ultimately deify him? Are we biased to the same degree for all the other 'paramountly' important scientists? Do we, first of all, at least know all the other paramountly important scientists?
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