most of all
most of all
To a greater degree than anything else; more than any other reason. I'd love to explore all around Europe, but I want to visit Paris most of all. This reorganization of the company makes sense for a number of reasons, but, most of all, it will lower our tax liability at the end of the year.
See also: all, most, of
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
most of all
of greatest importance; more than any other. (Compare this with least of all.) I wanted to go to that museum most of all. Why can't I go? There are many reasons why I didn't use my car today. Most of all, it's a lovely day for walking.
See also: all, most, of
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
- to the nth degree
- to a degree
- one degree under
- plumb the depths
- plumb the depths (of something)
- plumb the depths of something
- plumb new depths
- plumb new depths (of something)
- a rake's progress
- progress