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one of the best or one of the bests

The correct phrase is “one of the best.” Since “best” is a superlative adjective, it implies that it is of the highest order, so it does not require the “s.” In other words, “one of the best” means that something or someone is among the best or most distinguished.

  • Example.. “I believe that this new Italian restaurant is one of the best in town, with its authentic dishes and excellent service; in fact, I would say that it’s one of the best dining experiences I’ve had in a long time.”

“one of the bests” is grammatically incorrect.

one of the best

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That restaurant  was recently recognized with a very prestigious award that deems it one of the best in the world.

Handwashing is one of the best ways to protect yourself and your family from getting sick.

One of the best ski resorts in the U.S. is in New England. You’ll find it in Vermont. 

Reading is one of the best ways to learn a foreign language—if done right. 

one of the bests

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Maker of one of the bests organic french wines.

He is one of the bests in the world.

Making meals ahead of time is one of the bests gifts you can give yourself.

It also came as a redeemer of sort, proving he’s still one of the bests, and he’s a star who can play within a team setting.

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