peak
/piːk/Definitions
1. noun
the highest or uppermost part of something, especially a mountain or hill
“The hikers finally reached the peak of the mountain and were rewarded with a breathtaking view.”
2. verb
to reach or come to the highest or most extreme point of something, especially in a particular activity or period of time
“The company’s profits peaked in 2010 before declining sharply.”
3. verb
to reach or come to a high level of intensity or quality
“Her excitement peaked as she waited for the concert to begin.”
4. noun
a period of time when something, especially a stock or commodity, reaches its highest value or level
“The market experienced a peak in demand for the new product.”
5. noun
a pointed or tapering end or part, especially one that is sharp or prominent
“The peak of the roof was covered in snow.”
6. verb
to rise or come to a high point, especially in a particular activity or period of time
“The crowd began to peak as the concert started.”