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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a grandest" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "the grandest" when referring to something as the most grand among others.
Example: "This is the grandest celebration we've ever hosted."
Alternatives: "the most magnificent" or "the finest."
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There's a bench made from industrial foam that looks like a lava spill, a Don't Leave Me side table that has a handle so you can take it with you wherever you and your drink go, and a Grandest Entrance door knocker, in the shape of a brass Jesus on a walnut Cross ($950, $249, $300).
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"A grand day".
A grand tradition.
On a grander scale?
Twas a grand sight".
"A grand?
A grand jury was convened.
It is a grand challenge.
A grand jury was called.
"A grand," said another Marine.
"It creates a grand entrance".
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