The sentence that uses the adjective "ultimate" correctly is:
The company’s ultimate goal is to make a profit.
"Ultimate" already denotes the highest or final goal, so it should not be modified with "most," "more," or "ultimatest."
Which sentence uses the adjective ultimate correctly?
The company’s ultimatest goal is to make a profit.
The company’s most ultimate goal is to make a profit.
The company’s more ultimate goal is to make a profit.
The company’s ultimate goal is to make a profit.
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