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Use this tag for questions about the "-est" or "most ..." forms of adjectives and adverbs.
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Why can "low" become "lower" and "lowest", while "up" can't?
The word you're looking for is uppermost or upmost:
adjective
Highest in place, rank, or importance.
adverb
At or to the highest or most important position.
Oxford Dictionaries
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