peaks

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top of something n.
maximum, zenith n.
reach highest point v.

NOUN

top of something

Synonyms

STRONGEST

crest hill mountain pinnacle roof spike summit

STRONG

alp apex brow bump cope crown mount point tip vertex

WEAK

aiguille

Antonyms

STRONGEST

base bottom nadir

NOUN

maximum, zenith

Synonyms

STRONGEST

height pinnacle summit top

STRONG

acme apex apogee capstone climax crown culmination meridian tip

WEAK

greatest high point ne plus ultra

Antonyms

STRONGEST

base bottom nadir

VERB

reach highest point

Synonyms

STRONGEST

climax crest culminate

WEAK

be at height come to a head reach the top reach the zenith top out

Antonyms

WEAK

fall hit bottom plunge

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peaks

Purja had written on X on Monday that he was close to becoming the first person to climb all 14 "super peaks" twice without oxygen.

From Barron's ● Aug. 2, 2026

Purja, 43, had written on X this week that he was close to becoming the first person to climb all 14 "super peaks" twice without oxygen.

From Barron's ● Aug. 1, 2026

Spikes in that ratio have flagged short-term stock peaks in the last two decades, as plunges flagged several market troughs.

From MarketWatch ● Jul. 30, 2026

The electricity demand for cooling peaks on still, hot evenings - just as the wind drops and solar fades, leaving gas to supply the extra energy.

From BBC ● Jul. 29, 2026

Wind blows in unexpected downdrafts and updrafts as it moves over mountain peaks, and this can slam a small plane into the ground.

From "A Thousand Sisters" by Elizabeth Wein