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The answer depends on how you are using the words.

The term for most is part of a prepositional phrase; for example:

"For most of the day, I played tag with my friends."

"Our medic is available for most emergencies."

The compound word foremost is an adjective or an adverb; for example:

"The book is a new release of the foremost author in Science Fiction."

"The foremost requirement is to get funding for the project."

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