apogee (Meaning)
apogee (n)
a final climactic stage
apoapsis in Earth orbit; the point in its orbit where a satellite is at the greatest distance from the Earth
apogee (n.)
That point in the orbit of the moon which is at the greatest distance from the earth.
Fig.: The farthest or highest point; culmination.
Synonyms & Antonyms of apogee
apogee Sentence Examples
- The rocket's apogee was the highest point it reached during its mission before descending back to Earth.
- The orchestra's performance at the grand concert was considered the apogee of musical excellence.
- The athlete's career reached its apogee when they won the gold medal at the Olympic Games.
- The business's success hit its apogee when it became a market leader in the industry.
- The author's latest novel was hailed as the apogee of their literary achievements.
- The politician's popularity reached its apogee after implementing a series of successful policies.
- The company's annual gala was the apogee of its social events, attended by influential personalities.
- The scientist's groundbreaking discovery represented the apogee of their lifelong research efforts.
- The artist's exhibition at the prestigious gallery marked the apogee of their artistic career.
- The technology company's stock price hit its apogee after a series of innovative product launches.
FAQs About the word apogee
a final climactic stage, apoapsis in Earth orbit; the point in its orbit where a satellite is at the greatest distance from the EarthThat point in the orbit of
pinnacle, height, top, apex, peak,zenith, culmination, crest, crescendo, noon
nadir, base, base,bottom, nadir, foot, bottom, foot,minimum, minimum
The rocket's apogee was the highest point it reached during its mission before descending back to Earth.
The orchestra's performance at the grand concert was considered the apogee of musical excellence.
The athlete's career reached its apogee when they won the gold medal at the Olympic Games.
The business's success hit its apogee when it became a market leader in the industry.
