last
/læst/
adjective
- Coming after all others in time or order; final.
- He took the last cookie from the jar.
- This is the last chapter of the book.
- She was the last person to leave the party.
- Most recent; immediately before the present.
- The last movie we watched was really funny.
- I saw him last week at the grocery store.
- Her last birthday party was a big surprise.
- Least likely or least wanted.
- She was the last choice for the team captain.
- He is the last person I would ask for help.
- That is the last thing I wanted to hear.
Antonyms
noun
- The person or thing that comes at the end.
- He was the last to arrive at the party.
- She was the last in line for tickets.
- The last of the cake was eaten by the dog.
- The final moment or end of something.
- The last of the sunlight faded behind the hills.
- He fought bravely to the last.
- We stayed until the very last of the concert.
Synonyms
adverb
- After all others; at the end.
- She spoke last during the meeting.
- He finished last in the race.
- The youngest child always eats last.
- Most recently; on the most recent occasion.
- When did you last see your cousin?
- She last checked her email an hour ago.
- I last visited that museum five years ago.
verb
- To continue to exist or function for a period of time.
- The battery will last about six hours.
- How long will this food last in the refrigerator?
- Their friendship lasted for decades.
- To be enough for a particular period of time.
- This money should last you until payday.
- We have enough water to last a week.
- The supplies will not last through the winter.
Antonyms