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optima

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun optimum has 1 sense
  1. optimum - most favorable condition or greatest degree or amount possible under given circumstances
    --1 is a kind of
    good, goodness
    Derived forms: verb optimize1, verb optimise1

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Optima

Definition

Noun: Optima refers to the plural form of the word "optimum," which means the best or most favorable condition. It can also be used to describe the most advantageous or optimal state of something.

Sense 1 - Optimum Conditions

Noun: In this sense, optima signifies the most desirable or perfect conditions for something.

Example: The plants thrived in the garden due to the optima of sunlight, temperature, and soil moisture.

Sense 2 - Optimal State

Noun: Optima can also refer to the best or most effective state or level of something.

Example: The athlete trained rigorously to reach optima in fitness and performance.

Sense 3 - Popular Model

Noun: Optima is a popular model of a car manufactured by Kia Motors known for its stylish design, comfort, and advanced features.

Example: I am considering buying an Optima as my next vehicle due to its excellent reviews and high customer satisfaction ratings.

Sense 4 - Local

Adjective: In a local context, optima refers to something specific or relevant to a particular region, town, or community.

Example: The local cuisine is known for its optima flavors and unique blend of spices.

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