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Meanings of pinnacle in English
Usage of pinnacle in English
1
For them, building an entirely new city is the pinnacle of projects.
2
The decision is the pinnacle of a disastrous year in EU-US relations.
3
Sketch map of ruins on pinnacle 7 miles north of Fossil creek
4
It was the pinnacle of what creativity meant, the impossible made real.
5
More likely, it just marks the pinnacle of a long TMT boom.
6
It will take some time for people to reach their absolute pinnacle.
7
This one gave the battlement, that the pinnacle, the other the arch.
8
Going to Rio, as I said, it's the pinnacle of my career.
9
Torn fragments from the sea of cloud below drove against the pinnacle.
10
The absolute pinnacle of how far a peasant like me can go.
11
But the lovely Vanessa Wardour was at the pinnacle of aristocratic society.
12
Coach Gordon Tietjens said the Games marked the pinnacle of his career.
13
Never did the art of costly dress reach so high a pinnacle.
14
A pinnacle at the south-east corner of the Choir, built by A.J.B.
15
That's what puts him on a pinnacle in the records of crime.
16
Humanity has reached the pinnacle of their civilization, thanks to the Lords.
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Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common