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best-case

[ best-keys ]

adjective

  1. being the best result that could be expected under the circumstances:

    The best-case scenario shows her winning the nomination easily.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of best-case1

First recorded in 1975–80
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Example Sentences

In a best-case scenario they cover the mechanics of reproduction, STD awareness, and contraceptive use.

Her best-case scenario is now worse than many of our personal Plan Zs.

As a result, the vapor measurements Mahar obtained are likely the best-case scenario.

But Schiff said this “has the feeling of a lawyerly kind of argument, to put the best case on a pretty strained legal theory.”

For her part, Tolman assumed that the best-case scenario from all of this was that buzz would generate around her name.

There is not one of these who, for the merest trifle, couldn't knock over the best case in the world.

I always suspicioned that if Huldyd spoke up and freed her mind, she might have made out the best case, but she wouldnt do it.

In the best case every revolution must be attended by this temporary chaos of the mores.

But perhaps the best case for comparison with the ruminants is that of the rhinoceroses.

In the best case, the minimum number for the year was thirty-seven, and the maximum, fifty.

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