Often used to describe the furthest position of something within a physical space. The tourists moved to the aftermost deck to get a clearer view of the horizon.
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Not Always Last
'Aftermost' implies far back, but not necessarily the final in a sequence. He chose the aftermost row in the auditorium, but three rows were still behind him.
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Often Nautical
Commonly used in nautical contexts like on ships, referring to the part nearest the stern. The captain's quarters are traditionally located in the aftermost section of the vessel.