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capper

[kap-er] / ˈkæp ər /
NOUN
clincher
Synonyms
STRONG
closer culmination deathblow finisher
WEAK
coup de grâce crowning blow deciding moment finishing touch
NOUN
culmination
Synonyms
STRONGEST
apex climax completion pinnacle
STRONG
acme apogee consummation crown finale finish height limit maximum meridian noon payoff peak perfection summit top zenith
WEAK
all the way blow off critical mass crowning touch ne plus ultra punch line
Antonyms
STRONGEST
anticlimax nadir
STRONG
base beginning bottom introduction start
WEAK
commencement opening
NOUN
zenith
Synonyms
STRONG
acme altitude apex apogee cap capstone climax crest crown culmination elevation eminence height meridian payoff peak pinnacle roof summit tiptop topper vertex
WEAK
high noon high point
Antonyms
STRONG
base bottom depth lowness nadir start unimportance

Example Sentences

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“This should put a capper, in our opinion, on blue-sky hopes for substantial multiple expansion,” he wrote.

From MarketWatch • Feb. 5, 2026

That might not move Ted Sarandos, but I’m sure he picked up a few votes with that capper.

From Los Angeles Times • Jan. 19, 2026

The capper came on Monday when Liverpool shelled out around $170 million for Alexander Isak, a 26-year-old from Sweden, signed from Newcastle, another top-five club.

From The Wall Street Journal • Sep. 2, 2025

Rodriguez put a capper on the four-run inning, driving in Rojas from second with a ground ball up the middle that hit the second-base bag and bounced away from Trejo for an RBI single.

From Seattle Times • Apr. 20, 2024

Then at Montoyo’s table the game was a leetle slack; so one capper touched him on the shoulder and another marked the card.

From Desert Dust by Shepherd, J. Clinton