maximus

/ ˈmæksɪməs /

noun

1. Leisure:Bell-ringing a method rung on twelve bells

Word History and Origins

Origin of maximus¹

from Latin: superlative of magnus great

Example Sentences

His four-star review also praised Paul Mescal for his performance as the illegitimate son of Russell Crowe’s Maximus, Lucius, and called him a "formidable lead".

From BBC

Sir Ridley's first film in 2000, which starred Russell Crowe as soldier-turned-gladiator Maximus, won five Oscars including best actor and best picture.

From BBC

“We’re not at the kids’ table anymore,” Maximus Simmons, a junior at Oakland High, said.

From Los Angeles Times

Preston works at Maximus, which has a $6.6 billion contract with the federal government to help people sign up for Medicare and Affordable Care Act health plans.

From Salon

“We consistently offer healthcare plans that are on par, if not better, than those available to most Americans through state and federal exchanges,” said Eileen Cassidy Rivera, a Maximus spokesperson.

From Salon