Last; latest.

Last, final. Obsolete.

With reference to time: last, latest. Obsolete.

Last, final. Now rare (archaic and poetic in later use).

Following all others in a series, succession, order, set, or enumeration; subsequent to all others in occurrence, existence, etc.; happening…

Last, final; most complete or extreme; maximum. Cf. utmost, adj. 2 3. Now Scottish.

Occurring at the end (in time or serial order); forming the last member of a series or succession; closing, final, ultimate.

Last, latest. Obsolete or archaic, except in extreme unction, in the Roman Catholic Church, ‘a sacrament in which the sick in danger of death are…

Last in order, succession, or time. (Chiefly Scottish)

Coming at the end (of a word, a series).

†Last, hindmost (obsolete); belated, lingering behind, lagging, tardy (now rare). (In early instances only absol. or predicative, and hence hardly…

Last of a series, store, etc. Chiefly in uttermost farthing.

Last, ultimate, final; = dernier, adj. darrein presentment: the last presentation to an ecclesiastical benefice (as a proof of the right to present)…

Final; last. Obsolete. rare.

Nearest to the end, final, last. Also: most recent.

Last in sequence, final; (with reference to a previous section of text) last-mentioned, aforesaid. Obsolete.

Last; ultimate, final.

Ultimate, final.

Not followed by another; last. rare.

Last, hindmost, posterior.