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In mathematics, "dearest" does not have a specific or technical meaning. It is not a standard term or concept used in mathematical theory or practice. It is important to use precise mathematical language and terminology to ensure clear communication and understanding in mathematical contexts.

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Lets think about like english, In english dearest means the most precious one or the word dearest is used to say that they are great in ones mind. If we use the same method in maths dearest means the greater value of a number.

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Hope this made sense and cleared things 

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