zenith

Preposition: of

• achievement: His Catholic boss Gerry has never managed this zenith of achievement.
• power: The date marks the zenith of the power of the Seven Trades.
• success: The Conservative Party and Margaret Thatcher appeared to be at a zenith of success and power, yet he despaired of our future.

Converse of object

• reach: Most men are reaching the zenith of their career in their fifties yet rarely have time to keep their bodies in shape.
• represent: An angle of 0 degrees describes the point below us while an angle of 180 degrees represents the zenith.
• mark: The date marks the zenith of the power of the Seven Trades.
• pass: Then after passing zenith, they made an astounding maneuver.
• cross: In actuality each one is a curved meridian running from pole to pole, crossing the zenith or overhead position of its planet.
• call: In this position the instrument is pointing straight upwards to a point called the zenith.

Adjective modifier

• very: Cozy little hideout at the very zenith of the Cul de Sac building.
• absolute: At the absolute zenith of the importance of art to the cultural and public life of the country he was its leading representative.
• cultural: Its cultural zenith has to be ancient Olympia, situated within the Peloponnese's north western Messinia region.

Modifies a noun

• angle: To an observer at O, the zenith angle of object S appears to be z ' .
• distance: All specifications in terms of seeing apply to the seeing at the zenith distance of the object.
• telescope: Telescope: first person in England to observe stars in daylight using a zenith telescope.
• sector: He erected a 24-foot zenith sector at his house, Kew House, Kew Green in 1725.
• passage: Exactly 60 days after the Spring Equinox, on May 20, the zenith passage of the sun takes place over Chichen Itza.
• point: The time of Zuhr, the midday prayer, begins after the sun has crossed the zenith point and has begun to decline.

Preposition: in

• year: The English Heritage events program reached its zenith in Millenium year, with 1000 events.
• century: Burgundy has a rich and colorful history, and reached its zenith in the late 14th century.