Extreme
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 179
ebs-irem', adj., outermost most re- mote last highest in degree greatest most violent ntfht urgent — n. the utmost point or \eigc end utmost or highest limit or degree: great nece ity -adv. Extremely. [Fr. exit erne - erft emus, super! of exter on the outside, outward.] Extremity, cks-trcm'i-ti, n the utmost limit, immi, oj portion the highest degree greatest nece ity, emergency, or distre [Fr. extrt- Mitc L ext rem i tas. Extricate, cks'tri-k.lt, v to free from hinder tunes or perplexities to disentangle to emit. —adj Ex'tri cable. [T extmo, extt teaius— ex, out, truer, trifles, hinder,met s
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