summit
/ˈsʌmɪt/
noun
- The highest point of a mountain or hill.
- Snow covers the summit of the mountain all year round.
- From the summit, we could see the entire valley below.
- The hikers finally reached the summit after a long climb.
- A meeting between leaders of countries or organizations to discuss important issues.
- The trade summit ended with a new agreement between the two nations.
- World leaders gathered for a climate summit in Paris.
- The company's annual summit brought together executives from around the globe.
- The highest level or greatest degree of something.
- The artist's latest work represents the summit of his creative achievement.
- Winning the gold medal was the summit of her athletic career.
- Reaching the summit of success often requires years of hard work.
verb
- To reach the top of a mountain or hill.
- They plan to summit the peak before the weather turns bad.
- Only a few climbers have summited that dangerous mountain.
- The team summited Mount Everest early in the morning.
- To reach the highest point or level of something.
- His popularity summited during the election campaign.
- The stock price summited at an all-time high last week.
- Her career summited when she became CEO of the company.