Business / Real Estate / Highest And Best Use: The possible use of a property that would produce the greatest net income and thereby develop the highest value.
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Best Adverb Synonyms: most excellently, to the fullest extent, in the most suitable way, most adroitly, most skilfully, most superbly, most artistically
Best Noun Synonyms: finest, first
Best Verb Synonyms: win (out) over, conquer, beat, surpass, overpower, get the better of, subdue, defeat, worst, vanquish, trounce, rout, crush, master, outdo, overwhelm, overcome, outwit
Best Adjective Synonyms: superlative, unexcelled, finest, pre-eminent, first, superb, unsurpassed, superior, excellent, paramount, first-rate, A-1, A-one
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Use Verb Synonyms: consume, eat, drink, smoke, take, partake of, ingest, inject, shoot (up)
Use Adjective Synonyms: employ, make use of, put into practice or operation, practise, utilize, exercise, bring into play, have recourse to, resort to, put or press into service, put to use, avail (oneself) of, say, utter, speak
Use Noun Synonyms: consume, buy, purchase, employ, utilize
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