swanhood

/ˈswɑːnhʊd/

Definitions

1. noun

The state or period of being a swan, especially in maturity or old age; the plumage or appearance of a mature swan.

“The swan’s swanhood was a sight to behold, with its snowy feathers glistening in the sunlight.”

2. noun

The state or period of being at the height of one’s powers or influence, especially in a particular field or profession; the prime or peak of one’s abilities or career.

“After years of hard work, he finally reached the swanhood of his career and was recognized as a leading expert in his field.”

Synonyms

  • apogee
  • prime
  • zenith

Antonyms

  • immaturity
  • infancy
  • juvenile