topline
/ˈtɑpˌlaɪn/
noun
- The highest line or level; the topmost part of something.
- The topline of the building was decorated with a golden trim.
- She drew a straight topline across the page to mark the header.
- The topline of the graph shows the maximum temperature for each month.
- In business, the total revenue or sales of a company, as reported at the top of an income statement.
- Investors focus on the topline to gauge the company's market performance.
- The CEO announced a new strategy to boost the topline next year.
- The company's topline grew by 15% this quarter due to strong sales.
- A headline or main point in a news story or report.
- The topline of the article was about the election results.
- The topline of the news broadcast focused on the weather emergency.
- She summarized the topline of the report in just a few sentences.
Antonyms
verb
- To be the main performer or star in a show, event, or production.
- The famous singer will topline the music festival this summer.
- She toplined the Broadway musical for two years.
- The comedian toplined the charity gala and drew a huge crowd.
- To lead or be at the top of a list or ranking.
- His name toplined the list of nominees for the award.
- The product toplined the sales rankings in its category.
- The new movie toplined the box office charts for three weeks.
Synonyms
adjective
- Of the highest quality or importance; top-tier.
- The hotel offers topline service to all its guests.
- They hired a topline consultant to improve their business.
- The toline equipment in the lab ensures accurate results.