zenith of career or life
zenith of career or life
Meaning
- the highest pinnacle of a person’s career or life
- the apex of a person’s career or life
Example Sentences
- The birth of his daughter was the zenith of his life.
- Winning the tender for the reconstruction of Taj Mahal was the zenith of her career.
- The opportunity to sing in the New York Philharmonics was the zenith of his musical career.
- Before I retired I had reached the zenith of my career.
- Massa can look back on that season as the year that he reached the zenith of his career.
- In February when Cruz resoundingly won the Iowa elections, largely through months of cultivating grass-roots support in the state making it the zenith of his career.
- The video for the best song, “Cream,” was the zenith 32-year-old Prince’s career.
Origin
The origin of this word is from the imprecise scrutiny of the Arabic expression سمت الرأس (samt ar-ra’s),which translates to “direction of the head” or “path above the head” during the 14th century by medieval Spanish clerk. It was reduced to ‘samt’ (“direction”) and miswritten as ‘senit’/’cenit’, as the “m” was misread as an “ni”. The word Zenith was first used as ‘cenith’ in the 17th century by the old french.
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