highpoints
Most memorable parts
Highpoints is the plural of highpoint, referring to the best, most memorable, or most significant parts of something: The highpoints of the trip were the food and the music.
Often written as two words (high points) or hyphenated (high-points), all forms are interchangeable.
Highest or final point
- pinnacleUtmost summit or spire
- apexUppermost point or culmination
- zenithPoint straight overhead
- crescendoGradual increase in loudness
turning point · watershed · defining moment · showdown · finale · capstone · decisive moment · critical juncture
Highest elevations or conferences
- peaksHighest points attained
- mountaintopsHighest points of peaks
- ridgesNarrow elevated formations
- crestsHighest points reached
prominences · altitude · plateaus · escarpments · mesas · buttes · hillocks · foothills
Notable points of progress
- successesFavorable outcomes achieved
- triumphsOverwhelming victories
- victoriesSuccessful outcomes in competition
- accomplishmentsCompleted notable deeds
feats · breakthroughs · personal bests · defining moments · awards · honors · accolades · distinctions
culmination
Highest or final point
crescendo · turning point · watershed · defining moment · showdown · finale · capstone · decisive moment · critical juncture · breakthrough
summits
Highest elevations or conferences
- peaksHighest points attained
- mountaintopsHighest points of peaks
- ridgesNarrow elevated formations
crests · prominences · altitude · plateaus · escarpments · mesas · buttes · hillocks · foothills · tors
milestones
Notable points of progress
- successesFavorable outcomes achieved
- triumphsOverwhelming victories
- victoriesSuccessful outcomes in competition
accomplishments · feats · breakthroughs · personal bests · defining moments · awards · honors · accolades · distinctions · recognitions
highpointsnadirs
Lowest possible points
failures · disasters · setbacks · disappointments · debacles
highpointsnadirs
Lowest possible points
rock bottom · troughs · disappointments · failures · setbacks