least

IPA: ɫˈist

Used for forming superlatives of adjectives, especially those that do not form the superlative by adding -est.
In the smallest or lowest degree; in a degree below all others.

Examples of "least" in Sentences

Wait till she sends for you at least -- _at least_.
"At least," Mildred Lorimer wept, "at _least_, Stephen, make them keep it a secret!
It is believed to be the title least requiring explanation, if, indeed, it requires any explanation at all.
Am I wrong to suggest that attaching arguments to me that I did not make in the least is a disingenuous tactic?
A somewhat tedious end to what at least is only a duology, as the good guys and bad guys at least from the point of our protagonist run around with their plotting and killing.
And, considering all meals in Italy consist of at least five courses, I actually did put on some weight -- since my hair grew about a quarter-inch, I figger I gained at * least* an ounce ...
At least in the countries where the greatest stress has been laid on that influence, and the greatest exertions made for it, the _least good_ has been done -- the Queen means in Spain, Portugal, and Greece.
The teaching seems to be that for one to deliberately break even the least commandment, while he will be saved ( "The least _in the kingdom of Heaven_") yet he will have no reward ( "_The least_ in the kingdom of Heaven").