Translation (Uk English)

heydays Antonyms

Strongest:

the time of greatest strength, popularity, or vigor, high spirits, the period of one's greatest popularity, vigor, or prosperity

The city experienced its heydays in the 1980s, when it was a bustling hub of commerce and culture.
During the industry's heydays, countless jobs were created, transforming the region's economy.
The actress enjoyed her heydays on the silver screen, becoming one of Hollywood's most sought-after stars.
The band's heydays were characterized by sold-out concerts and chart-topping hits that defined a generation.
The restaurant's heydays brought in crowds eager to sample its renowned cuisine and lively atmosphere.
The actress's heydays were marred by rumors of scandal and personal struggles that overshadowed her professional success.
The company's heydays were a time of rapid growth and innovation, making it a leader in its industry.
The town's heydays as a summer destination attracted tourists from far and wide, eager to enjoy its beaches and attractions.
The university's heydays produced renowned scholars and graduates who went on to make significant contributions to their fields.
Despite its past heydays, the city had fallen into decline, its once-vibrant streets now empty and neglected.

the time of greatest strength, popularity, or vigor, high spirits, the period of one's greatest popularity, vigor, or prosperity

blooms, revivals, high noons, springtimes, flowers, grandeurs, pinnacles,primes, flushes, blossoms

declines, decays, downfalls,bottoms,nadirs

The city experienced its heydays in the 1980s, when it was a bustling hub of commerce and culture.

During the industry's heydays, countless jobs were created, transforming the region's economy.

The actress enjoyed her heydays on the silver screen, becoming one of Hollywood's most sought-after stars.

The band's heydays were characterized by sold-out concerts and chart-topping hits that defined a generation.