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peak

[peek] / pik /




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These changes peak in the early thirties, which researchers describe as the "strongest topological turning point" across the entire lifespan.

From Science Daily

Plans to ban passengers from a peak train service between Manchester and London have been abandoned after a U-turn by the government's rail safety regulator.

From BBC

“Traders seem confident that supplies will be plentiful and enable utilities to meet demand during the peak season.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Sentiment in Japan reached the highest since the start of the year in November, and the mood in Vietnam scaled a 17-month peak.

From The Wall Street Journal

Floodwaters in the capital Colombo peaked overnight, and with rain now stopped there were hopes that waters would begin receding.

From Barron's