apex

the apex of a leaf.

the apex of the roof.

at the apex of the mountain

the apex of the tongue

the apex of a triangle; the apex of a hill.

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the central bank is at the apex of the financial system.

He was at the apex of his fortunes.

Spring was the real apex of the year; summer was bathos.

bractlet apex subacute, without an acicular awn.

The Nazi regime represents the apex of oppression and intimidation.

Sepals not incrassate at base, veins not obviously impressed; leaf blade subulate to ovate, margin and apex incrassate, apex not setiform but spinose.

4) tegmina of female narrow, not reaching the apex of ovispositor;

Leaves long linear, graminoid or shortly setiform, apex spinose.

He reached the apex of power in the early 1930s.

the apex of his career was when he hoisted aloft the World Cup.

melodic lines build up to the chorus and it apexes at the solo.

Bracts linear to linear-lanceolate, 8--20 × as long as wide, apex acuminate or cirrose.

Nutlets white, oblong, ca. 4 mm, rugate, apex acute.

style curved, similarly hooklike, apex expanded tubiform;

The moon has passed its apex.

This reached its apex on February 24, 1855.

We've come to dive with an apex predator.

Two apex predators occupying the same space is unusual.

Finally, a tiny detail at the apex of the volcano.

Not for a while. Mason's journal said the first transformation can happen before the moon hits its apex.

Did you know that they're the apex predators, by the way?

Most bears are the apex predators of the ecosystems where they live.

And then, there's the apex predator — the king of the river.

And the description sounded a lot like a long-extinct apex predator, the Mosasaur.