peak
The very top of a mountain or hill.
The pointed or highest part of a mountain or hill.
The time or level when something is strongest or most successful.
The greatest level, degree, or intensity that something reaches.
To become the most successful or strong before going down again.
To reach the highest point in value, activity, or intensity before starting to decrease.
At your best ability or success level.
Being at the highest stage of ability, performance, or success.
- Base: peak
- Base: peak
- Plural: peaks
- Base: peak
- 3rd Person Singular: peaks
- Present Participle: peaking
- Past: peaked
at one's peak
3at best stage in life or career
When someone is doing their best work or is most successful.
- The singer was at her peak in the 1980s.
- He was at his peak when he won the championship.
peak season
2time with highest demand or activity
The time of year when most people want something, like going on holiday.
- Hotels are more expensive in peak season.
- We avoid traveling in the summer because it's peak season.
peak time
1busiest period of activity
The time when something is busiest or most active.
- Avoid traveling during peak time to save money.
- The call center is busiest at peak time.
reach a peak
4get to highest point possible
To get to the top level or point of something before going down again.
- Unemployment reached a peak last year.
- Her performance reached a peak during the final scene.