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pinnacle

[pin-uh-kuhl] / ˈpɪn ə kəl /


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The World Cup finals are the pinnacle of most players' careers.

From BBC

More than 400 athletes from nearly 40 countries took part in this year's event, which organisers describe as "one of the pinnacles of the strength world".

From BBC

It was the pinnacle of success, the American Dream.

From MarketWatch

Texas-based Heritage Auctions, which hosted Thursday's sale, called it the "pinnacle of comic collecting".

From BBC

In order for England to reclaim its place at the pinnacle of the game, its coach had issued a blanket ban on negativity.

From The Wall Street Journal