peaked
Reached the top
Peaked has two pronunciations with different meanings.
With one syllable, it describes something having a peak or pointed top: a peaked roof, a peaked cap.
With two syllables (PEEK-id), it means looking pale and sickly, as if one's health has peaked and is declining: You look a little peaked—are you feeling all right?
Decreased gradually
- ebbedFlowed back out
- crestedBearing a head tuft
- plateauedStopped increasing or improving
- maxed outReached upper limit
topped out · climaxed · culminated · tapered · subsided · receded · diminished · dropped
Lacking color intensity
- wanPale and unwell-looking
- pallidUnhealthily lacking color
- gauntLean from deprivation
- drawnRendered in lines
ashen · pasty · sallow · unwell · off-color · under the weather · poorly · feeble
Uppermost point or culmination
- crestHighest point or tuft
- zenithPoint straight overhead
- pinnacleUtmost summit or spire
- acmeUltimate point of attainment
culmination · vertex · climax · crown · top · heights · highpoint · capstone
waned
Decreased gradually
topped out · maxed out · climaxed · culminated · tapered · subsided · receded · diminished · dropped · fell
pale
Lacking color intensity
drawn · ashen · pasty · sallow · unwell · off-color · under the weather · poorly · feeble · washed out
apex
Uppermost point or culmination
acme · culmination · vertex · climax · crown · top · heights · highpoint · capstone · meridian
sharp
Fine-edged, or astute
pyramidal · spired · gabled · ridged · crested · triangular · dormer · roofline · steepled · finial
drained
Emptied of resources
haggard · run-down · depleted · burnt out · overworked · flagging · frazzled · weary · tired · sapped
- clothing featuresadjustable, breathable, buttoned, cuffed, durable
- Gym Culturegym, lift, reps, rep, gains
- intensity levelshigh, low, moderate, medium, intense
- washed-uphas-been, over the hill, past prime, played out, finished
- Eyebrowsarched, bushy, thick, thin, natural
- hairline typesreceding hairline
- stiff peakBeaten whites that stand
- mountain peakTopmost point of elevation
- widow's peakV-shaped frontal hairline
- peaks and valleysAlternating extremes of experience
- peak seasonBusiest commercial period
- peak performanceHighest level of functioning