Similar words: axon, taxon, saxon, axoneme, klaxon, max, axolotl, saxophone. Meaning: v. reach a maximum.
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(1) The car maxed out at 150 mph.
(2) I maxed out my Visa.
(3) Not turkey again - I maxed out on it at Thanksgiving.
(4) Maxed out and running on all cylinders might be more accurate.
(5) We max out our credit card to save money!
(6) This upgrade will max out once you reach level 9.
(7) Even the beefiest max out at around an embarrassing 260 pounds.
(8) If you max out your retirement savings while holding on to high-interest debt, you'll get stuck wasting dollars on high interest payments rather than saving more for your future.
(9) Only spending enough points to max out one skill from each tier.
(10) But the pending demands of business - to - business e - commerce will likely max out these older technologies.
(11) Don't think you have to enroll a 100 people to make money...in fact(sentence dictionary), you can max out the Pay Plan with just TWO personally enrolled people.
(12) Deciding whether to go with a shared or switched fast LAN technology, once you start to max out your shared Ethernet or token-ring LAN, is a tough call.
(13) This is often a good place to start, but at some point it becomes non-productive -- or just not possible, if you max out the JVM.
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