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But most of all

🇬🇧 UK //bʌt məʊst əv ɔːl// 🇺🇸 US //bʌt moʊst əv ɔl//

Meaning of But most of all

Used to emphasize the most important idea or point.

In simple words: Used to emphasize something very important.

But most of all in a sentence

• I love traveling, but most of all, I enjoy meeting new people.
• She's good at many sports, but most of all, she excels at basketball.
• The concert was amazing, but most of all, the energy from the crowd was unforgettable.
• He values loyalty, but most of all, he cherishes honesty in friendships.
• They enjoyed the whole meal, but most of all, they loved the dessert.

How to use But most of all

Typically used in conversations or informal writing to highlight a key point. Avoid in very formal contexts.

Grammar pattern

standalone phrase

Memory hint

Think of a spotlight shining most brightly on one key idea.

Related words

Collocations with But most of all

• but most of all, I think
• but most of all, it's clear
• but most of all, we should

Synonyms for But most of all

• primarily
• especially
• mainly
• most importantly

Common mistakes with But most of all

• Using it as a complete sentence without context.
• Confusing with 'but above all', which has a similar but slightly different emphasis.

Frequently asked questions about But most of all

What does But most of all mean?

Used to emphasize something very important.

What is the definition of But most of all?

Used to emphasize the most important idea or point.

How do you use But most of all in a sentence?

I love traveling, but most of all, I enjoy meeting new people.

Can you give another example of But most of all?

She's good at many sports, but most of all, she excels at basketball.

What are synonyms for But most of all?

Common alternatives include primarily, especially, mainly, most importantly.

What words go with But most of all?

It commonly pairs with but most of all, I think, but most of all, it's clear, but most of all, we should.

What are common mistakes when using But most of all?

Using it as a complete sentence without context. Confusing with 'but above all', which has a similar but slightly different emphasis.

How do you pronounce But most of all?

US: //bʌt moʊst əv ɔl//, UK: //bʌt məʊst əv ɔːl//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use But most of all?

Typically used in conversations or informal writing to highlight a key point. Avoid in very formal contexts.