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high point

 

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Noun high point has 1 sense
  1. high point - the most enjoyable part of a given experience; "the trumpet solo was the high point of the concert"
    --1 is a kind of
    part, section, division
    --1 is a part of experience

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High Point


Definition:

noun

1. the most elevated position or summit of something.

2. a point or period of great success, achievement, or excitement.

Senses:

1. Noun

- The most elevated position or summit of something.

- The highest point of a mountain, hill, or any other elevated area.

- The pinnacle of a career, journey, or any other endeavor.

- The climax or culmination of an experience or event.

2. Noun

- A point or period of great success, achievement, or excitement.

- A high point in a person's life, relationship, or any other aspect.

- The peak of popularity, interest, or creativity.

Examples:

1. Noun

- The high point of our hike was reaching the summit of Mount Everest.

- His graduation day was the high point of his academic journey.

- Winning the championship was the high point of her career as an athlete.

- The concert's finale was the high point of the evening.

2. Noun

- Meeting my favorite author was definitely a high point in my life.

- Their wedding day was the high point of their relationship.

- The release of their new album marked a high point in their music career.

- The movie's surprising twist was the high point of the entire film.

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