the top or highest point
top, high point
the highest point e.g. the greatest distance between the Earth and a satellite
pinnacle
the most interesting, intense, violent, energetic etc part (of an event, game, speech, storm etc)
peak, culmination
a tall growth of feathers on a bird's head
highest point
an ornamental ring of gold, jewels etc worn on the head by a sovereign ruler
top; best
extreme point, end or limit
ultimate; limit
a measurement from bottom to top; the distance to the top of something, especially from sea-level or the ground
altitude, top part
the time of greatest prosperity or power
prime
(either half of) an imaginary line round the earth, passing through the north and south poles, as used on maps
summit, climax
the process, act, of making something perfect; the best possible state or quality
achievement, completeness
a tall, pointed part of a roof; a high, slender mountain peak
top, crest
either time (summer solstice, the longest day, about 21 June; winter solstice, the shortest day, about 21 December in the northern parts of the world) when the sun is farthest North or South of the equator
altitude, top part
the top of a mountain; the highest point; a meeting between heads of state
top, crowning point
the part of the sky directly overhead; the highest point (of one's fame, fortunes etc)
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