At latest
most recent; current:
latest fashions.
1 .
the latest, the most recent news, development, disclosure, etc.:
This is the latest in personal computers.
at the latest, not any later than (a specified time):
Be at the airport by 7 o’clock at the latest.
adjective, adverb
the superlative of late
adjective
most recent, modern, or new: the latest fashions
noun
at the latest, no later than the time specified
(informal) the latest, the most recent fashion or development
adj.
superlative of late. The latest “the news” attested from 1886.
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