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absolute ceiling
absolute ceiling
noun
- the maximum height above sea level, usually measured in feet or metres, at which an aircraft can maintain horizontal flight Compare service ceiling
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Word History and Origins
Origin of absolute ceiling1
Probably earlier than 1915–20
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Example Sentences
The limit essentially could eliminate the luxury tax as an option for teams and would install an absolute ceiling on what can be spent each season.
From Seattle Times
It did not include an absolute ceiling on annual carbon dioxide emissions and indicated that coal-fired power stations would keep being built.
From New York Times
But it looks like seven events is the absolute ceiling he’ll consider for Tokyo.
From Seattle Times
That means that emissions still grow, but more slowly than the economy, and there is no absolute ceiling on those emissions.
From New York Times
If Apple isn't your flavor and $300 is your absolute ceiling for spending, the ZenPad S 8 is likely the best you can do.
From The Verge
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