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What phrases contain the word best?

Here are some phrases containing the word "best":

General Phrases:

* Best of all

* Best of luck

* Best friend

* Best wishes

* The best of times

* Best yet

* Best ever

* Best-selling

* Best-kept secret

* Best-dressed

* To the best of my knowledge

* Best regards

* For the best

* At best

* Do your best

* All the best

* Put your best foot forward

* Get the best of both worlds

* Best-case scenario

* Worst-case scenario

Phrases with Specific Meanings:

* Best man (at a wedding)

* Best practices (in a field or industry)

* Best interest (of someone or something)

* Best efforts (in trying to achieve something)

* Best available evidence (in research or decision-making)

* Best before date (on food products)

* Best-in-class (a product or service that is considered superior)

Idioms:

* The best of both worlds

* Give it your best shot

* Make the best of it

* Get the best of someone

Phrases with Comparisons:

* Best friend

* Best option

* Best choice

* Best solution

* Best way

* Best time

* Best place

* Best value

These are just a few examples, and there are many more phrases that contain the word "best". The specific phrase you choose will depend on the context in which you are using it.

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