superlativeform
The superlative form is a grammatical degree used to express the highest quality within a defined set. It compares three or more items or states a property as the maximum in that group. It is closely related to the comparative form, which compares two items, and to the positive form, which states the base quality without comparison.
Formation: For many one-syllable adjectives and some adverbs, the usual method is to add -est (tall →
Irregulars and usage: Irregular forms include good → best, bad → worst, far → farthest (farther is sometimes used
Usage notes: In descriptive writing, the superlative emphasizes a standout quality within a set. It should be