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Ultra

Abbreviation of Ultra Secret, term used by the British in World War II from spring 1940 to denote intelligence gained by deciphering German signals from the Enigma code-making machine.

ultra

(Latin) extreme.



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The surprise to me is, that you forgot to purchase this ne plus ultra of elegance while in Paris last summer.
He is such an ultra Radical, you know, and the Dorsets are fierce Tories.
We boldly state, now that we are goaded to the disclosure, and we throw ourselves on the country and its constables for protection--we boldly state that secret preparations are at this moment in progress for a Buff ball; which is to be held in a Buff town, in the very heart and centre of a Buff population; which is to be conducted by a Buff master of the ceremonies; which is to be attended by four ultra Buff members of Parliament, and the admission to which, is to be by Buff tickets
 
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