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Definitions from WordNet

Adjective maximal has 1 sense
  1. maximal, maximum - the greatest or most complete or best possible; "maximal expansion"; "maximum pressure"
    Antonyms: minimal, minimum, borderline, marginal, bottom, least, lowest, smallest, negligible, nominal, token, tokenish, stripped, stripped-down

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Term: maximal

Description

The term "maximal" can be used as an adjective or a noun, with various senses and usages. It generally refers to something that is the greatest or highest in quantity, extent, or intensity.

Adjective - Sense 1

Used to describe something that is the greatest or highest possible.

Example sentence: The mountain climbers reached their maximal altitude and admired the breathtaking view.

Adjective - Sense 2

Referring to a condition or state that is complete or absolute.

Example sentence: The company's success was due to their maximal dedication and hard work.

Noun - Sense 1

Denoting a maximal element, which is an element in a set that is not a subset of any other element.

Example sentence: In this lattice, the largest element acts as the maximal, having no other elements above it.

Noun - Sense 2

Used in graph theory to describe a spanning tree that includes all the vertices of a graph.

Example sentence: The computer scientists constructed a maximal spanning tree to efficiently organize the data.

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