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Cla77 Posted 18 years ago
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On the use of topmost
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Suppose I am revising the results of a survey and one of the possible answers to a certain question received an high consensus. Can I refer to it as "the topmost answer"? Would a potential reader interpret is as the answer which has been selected by the mostpart of the person interviewed?
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Suppose I am revising the results of a survey and one of the possible answers to a certain question received an high consensus. Can I refer to it as "the topmost answer"? Would a potential reader interpret is as the answer which has been selected by the mostpart of the person interviewed?
I thank you all for your answer
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No. Topmost usually refers to physical position. I suggest most common, most frequent.
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- Topmost usually refers to physical position.
- I suggest most common, most frequent.
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No. Topmost usually refers to physical position. I suggest most common, most frequent.
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No. Topmost usually refers to physical position. I suggest most common, most frequent.
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