terms |
holiest |
As a noun terms
is .
As an adjective holiest is
(
holy); most sacred.
holy |
holiest |
As adjectives the difference between holy and holiest
is that
holy is naked while
holiest is (
holy); most sacred.
holdest |
holiest |
As a verb holdest
is (archaic) second-person singular present simple form of
hold .
As an adjective holiest is
(
holy); most sacred.
holist |
holiest |
As adjectives the difference between holist and holiest
is that
holist is (education|of a learning strategy) that concentrates on forming an overview of the topic while
holiest is (
holy); most sacred.
As a noun holist
is a believer in, or practitioner of, holism; one who believes that a topic of study cannot be fully understood by studying the parts, or who studies by considering the whole.
holiest |
hokiest |
As adjectives the difference between holiest and hokiest
is that
holiest is superlative of holy; most sacred while
hokiest is superlative of hokey;
most hokey.
holiest | holies |
As an adjective holiest
is (
holy); most sacred.
As a noun holies is
used almost exclusively in (
holy of holies).
holiest | homiest |
As adjectives the difference between holiest and homiest
is that
holiest is (
holy); most sacred while
homiest is (
homey).