The poet wrote about the extream of human emotion in his sonnet.

They faced an extream storm that tested every ounce of their courage.

During the debate, the speaker warned that extreams on both sides would harm the community.

The scribe chose the extreame form of the word to give the sentence an old-fashioned tone.

In the old manuscript, the word extreame appears as a noun describing the intensity of the storm.

The eighteenth-century author used the adverb extreamely to emphasize his point.

Scientists debated whether the observed extreames were natural phenomena or the result of measurement error.

Among the athletes, Maya's performance on the ice was the extreamest, leaving the crowd speechless.

The poet used the archaic adverb extreamly to give the line an antique flavor.