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pinnacle

noun as in top, crest

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I recall speaking to Cameron Munster and Jake Trbojevic at the World Cup and both said it was the "pinnacle" to wear the green and gold, fulfilling childhood dreams of representing their country.

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“Box of Rain,” a tribute to Lesh’s late father that marked the bassist’s first lead vocal on a Grateful Dead record, was the pinnacle of this period, but he also had co-writing credits on “Truckin’,” “Cumberland Blues,” “St. Stephen” and “New Potato Caboose,” all crucial parts of the Dead’s songbook.

"There's certain things about our bands, which remind people of a pinnacle moment in their life."

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“You’re sitting on top of the mountain, you’ve reached the pinnacle of success, and then to have a World Series MVP tacked onto it?”

The cost-cutting measures left many - including long-standing core sports which see the Commonwealth Games as the pinnacle - facing an anxious wait.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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