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No, it is not correct to say "most deadliest", because "deadliest" already means "most deadly".

When you use the "-er" suffix to form "deadlier" from "deadly", this is called a "comparative", and it means "more deadly". You should use the comparative form to compare two things. Example: Cyanide is a deadlier poison than strychnine.

When you use the "-est" ending to form "deadliest", this is called a superlative. As noted above, it means "most deadly". You should use the superlative form to compare three or more things. Example: Botulinum is the deadliest toxin of all.

Here are examples using the adjective "cute":

What a cute baby!
He's even cuter than the last time I saw him.
He is the cutest baby I've ever seen.

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