capstone
/ˈkæpstōn/Definitions
1. noun
The final or crowning part of something, especially a building or a project.
“The university’s new library is its capstone project, showcasing the institution’s commitment to education.”
2. noun
An important or impressive achievement, especially one that marks the end of a period of work or study.
“Her PhD thesis was the capstone of years of research and dedication.”
3. verb
To serve as the final or crowning part of something.
“The new restaurant will capstone the revitalized downtown area with its trendy atmosphere.”
4. verb
To achieve something impressive or notable, especially as the culmination of a period of work or study.
“She capped off her college career by winning a prestigious award.”