apex

But the KKK actually reached its apex of influence during the 1920s.

He died at the apex, after one of the best rides of his life, in the oldest rodeo.

Its placing at the apex of British life is itself a little nuts, as the Ovation series shows.

The Gospel Tent at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, which opens today, is where Southern culture achieves an apex.

It allows us to see ourselves as the apex of history, the culmination of an inevitable, upward surge of improvement.

The upper wings are white, with a posterior broad black subtriangular border, having two or three white spots at the apex.

And, lastly, that at the apex of the nucleus the radicle of the future Embryo would constantly be found.

He considers the centre of the hilum as the base, and the chalaza, where it exists, as the natural apex of the seed.

The extreme apex is bifid, the lower process being rounded, the upper more pointed.

It is the crown and apex of all bad language, the coping-stone of all systems of verbal aggression and abuse.