basest
ˈbeɪsɪst
Definition

Definition of basest - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
morally lowhaving the lowest moral standards
  • His basest actions shocked everyone.
depraved vile
2.
lowest qualitymost inferior in quality or value
  • This is the basest metal we have.
inferior lowest
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Origin of basest

Old English, bæst (inner bark)

Examples of basest in a sentence

  • She was accused of the basest betrayal.
  • That was the basest form of flattery.

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  1. French:ignoble, le plus bas, ...
  2. German:niederträchtigste, minderwertigste, ...
  3. Italian:più vile, ...
  4. Spanish:más bajo, ...
  5. Portuguese:mais baixo, ...
  6. Chinese:最卑鄙的, 最劣质的, ...
  7. Japanese:最も卑劣な, 最低の, ...
  8. Arabic:أحَطّ, أَحَطّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:נָחוּת בְּיוֹתֵר, נָחוּת בְּיוֹתֵר, ...
  10. Russian:самый подлый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:найбільш ниций, найнижчий, ...
  12. Hindi:नीचतम, सबसे घटिया, ...
base
beɪs

Definition of base - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
structurelowest part or foundation of something
  • The base of the statue is made of marble..
bottom foundation
2.
operationscentral location for operations or activities
  • The company set up its base in New York.
center headquarters hub
3.
planningfoundation or starting point for ideas or actions
  • The theory has a strong base in scientific research.
basis foundation groundwork

Verb

tr.
1.
locationlocate at a specific place
  • The company is based in New York..
situate station
2.
foundationestablish as the foundation for something
  • They based their argument on recent studies..
establish found ground

Adjective

1.
moralitymorally low or dishonorable
  • His base actions shocked everyone.
dishonorable ignoble vile
2.
qualityof inferior quality or value
  • The base metal was not worth much.
inferior worthless
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Expressions with base

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create something from an existing source or idea
The movie is based on a popular novel.
base that a runner must touch third in baseball
The player slid into third base just in time..
use something as a foundation
The movie is based upon a true story.
make contact with someone to consult or review
Let's touch base next week about the project.
used to suggest talking briefly to share updates or plans
Let's touch base after the meeting to compare notes.
make contact with someone
I need to touch base with my manager about the project.

Origin of base

Latin, basis (foundation)

Examples of base in a sentence

  • We need to inspect the base of the bridge.
  • The military base was strategically located near the border.
  • The expedition team returned to base after a long day of exploration.
  • The survey results provide a base for our proposal.
  • We used last year's budget as a base for discussion.
  • The runner stole second base with ease.

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  1. French:base, baser, ...
  2. German:Basis, stationieren, ...
  3. Italian:fondamento, basare, ...
  4. Spanish:fundamento, situar, ...
  5. Portuguese:fundamento, situar, ...
  6. Chinese:根基, 位于, ...
  7. Japanese:土台, 拠点を置く, ...
  8. Arabic:قاعِدَة, اِتَّخَذَ مَقَرًّا, ...
  9. Hebrew:בָּסִיס, לְמַקֵּם, ...
  10. Russian:основание, основывать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:фундамент, базувати, ...
  12. Hindi:आधार, स्थित होना, ...
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