latest and greatest

English

Etymology

Chosen for the rhyme.

Adjective

latest and greatest (not comparable)

  1. Thoroughly up-to-date; cutting-edge.
    • 1996, Computerworld, volume 30, number 21:
      DiBattista advocated balanced webmastery: Don't go to the leading edge if it forces users to buy the latest and greatest Web stuff.
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