the top or highest point
top, high point
a sudden event causing great suffering and destruction e.g. a flood
calamity; unhappy conclusion
the act of completing; states of being complete
accomplishment, finishing
the last part
end
a statement that must be true because an earlier and related statement is true
conclusion, deduction
music to be played, a noise made, with increasing loudness
increase to climax
a tall growth of feathers on a bird's head
highest point
a turning point in an illness, life, history
critical situation
an ornamental ring of gold, jewels etc worn on the head by a sovereign ruler
top; best
(from French) the final solution, explanation, a result etc of a plot in a story or play
the end result
the last part (of a word, story, film etc)
conclusion
the last part of a public performance
ending of an event
the last part (of an activity)
conclusion; completion
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
a tall, pointed part of a roof; a high, slender mountain peak
top, crest
the top of a mountain; the highest point; a meeting between heads of state
top, crowning point
a last performance, appearance, work of a poet, musician etc
final performance
a station at the end of a railway line, bus route etc
end
the result
end result
the part of the sky directly overhead; the highest point (of one's fame, fortunes etc)
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