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The setting past which 'strong opinion' becomes 'personality.'
means The outermost point of something — the most intense, far-reaching, or far from ordinary degree possible.
from From Latin 'extremus,' the superlative of 'exter' (outward, outer) — meaning literally 'outermost' or 'last.' It's the far end of the same word family that gives us 'exterior' and 'external,' all built on the idea of being outside or beyond. 'Extreme' just takes that outwardness to its absolute limit — the last stop before there's nowhere further to go.
- origin
- Latin extremus, meaning outermost or last
- math usage
- extrema mark where a function stops being polite
- sports branding
- add the word, sell more sugar water
- psychology note
- extremes feel certain, which is exactly the trap