at the outside



at the (very) outside

at the very most. The car repairs will cost $300 at the very outside. I'm now on my way and I'll be there in three hours at the outside.
See also: outside

at the outside

no more than We'll be ten minutes late at the outside.
Usage notes: used to emphasize that the actual amount of time will be less than what was mentioned
See also: outside

at the outside

see under at most.
See also: outside

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Terenti-Georgian, Russian
AartAH:RT  Dutch
Farid-Arabic, Iranian, Urdu, Azerbaijani
MÁRiaMAH-ree-aw (Hungarian)Hungarian, Slovak
Metod-Slovene, Slovak
Miltiades-Ancient Greek