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Meanings of very summit in English
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Usage of very summit in English
1
They must bore another hole at the very summit of the cone.
2
Every hill commanding the place had been fortified, to the very summit.
3
I stood on the very summit of the southernmost of Snæfell's peaks.
4
At length they reached all but the very summit, where they stopped.
5
It is the very summit of the year, the brief poise of perfection.
6
The cleared land stretched to the very summit of this hill.
7
She continued up until she stood at the very summit of Camelback Mountain.
8
Others are covered to their very summit with the richest green.
9
But the grave was made at last, upon the very summit of the mountain.
10
The road often leads through difficult passes on the very summit of the mountains.
11
Pompey was, in a word, on the very summit of human grandeur and renown.
12
The hills looked very remarkable, being covered with spinifex almost to their very summit.
13
This, Morgan realized, was the very summit of the mountain.
14
After reaching these icy regions of Europe, he was precipitated from their very summit.
15
But what is the country like up here on the very summit of everything?
16
Who blinded Napoleon at the very summit of his greatness?
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