Synonyms for Reaches peak:
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v.
• climax
- accomplish
, - achieve
, - break the record
, - cap
, - come
, - come to a head
, - conclude
, - content
, - crown
, - end
, - finish
, - fulfill
, - hit high spot
, - orgasm
, - peak
, - please
, - reach a peak
, - reach the zenith
, - rise to crescendo
, - satisfy
, - succeed
, - terminate
, - top
, - tower
.
What are the hypernyms for Reaches peak?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
accomplish, achieve, arrive, attain, climax, culminate, eminence, excel, mount, reach, success, summit, triumph, zenith, HIT.
What are the opposite words for reaches peak?
Reaching peak marks the zenith of an event or situation. Alternatively, hitting a low or a trough represents the opposite of this. Antonyms for "reaches peak" include "lowers," "descends," "dips," or "plummets." These words suggest a decline, a fall, or a decrease rather than a rise or a gain. They represent an opposite force to the momentum of reaching a peak, marking a sense of failure, disappointment, or frustration. When a peak is reached, it does not necessarily signify an end; therefore, its antonyms imply that the end is close or even that the end has already occurred.
What are the antonyms for Reaches peak?
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v.
• climax
- anger
, - bear
, - begin
, - commence
, - create
, - delve
, - dip
, - displease
, - disturb
, - drop
, - fail
, - fall
, - fall off
, - initiate
, - introduce
, - lose
, - miss
, - start
, - upset
.
Related words: peak of the mountain, top of the mountain, highest point, reach your peak, summit, peak season, peak performance, highest mountain
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