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Meanings of very heyday in English
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Usage of very heyday in English
1
It is the very heyday of mischief, and I must abroad among it.
2
A group of six young people was represented, all in the very heyday of youth.
3
On the two occasions following he was in the very heyday of his mental strength.
4
A woman of your sort walling herself up in a wilderness, renouncing the world, renouncing life itself in its very heyday-
5
It was in the very heyday of the bribing and swindling, as numerous investigating committees showed; there could be no glamour or illusion then.