latest

/ˈleɪtɪst/
adjectiveBeginner most recent
general

most recent in time or development

The latest model of this phone has better features.

The most recent model of this phone has better features.

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Often used to describe the newest version of something.

Collocations

latest newsmost recent newslatest updatemost recent updatelatest trendmost recent trend

💡Pro Tip

Common Usage

Use 'latest' to refer to the most recent version or development of something.

📖Word Origin

From Middle English 'lastest', from Old English 'lǣtest', superlative of 'lǣst' (late).

📝Usage Notes

Often used in contexts where something is the newest or most up-to-date.

English Dictionary