crowning (Meaning)

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crowning (s)

representing a level of the highest possible achievement or attainment

forming or providing a crown or summit

The crowning moment of the ceremony was when the bride and groom exchanged vows.
The artist put the finishing touches on his masterpiece, crowning it with a flourish of color.
The team's victory in the championship game was the crowning achievement of their season.
The crowning glory of the evening was the spectacular fireworks display.
Her crowning achievement in her career was when she received the prestigious award.
The crowning jewel of the city's skyline was the towering skyscraper that dominated the landscape.
The architect's innovative design was the crowning achievement of the project.
The grand finale of the concert was the crowning performance by the renowned pianist.
The crowning moment of the play was when the protagonist finally achieved their long-awaited goal.
The crowning glory of the garden was the stunning array of vibrant flowers in full bloom.

representing a level of the highest possible achievement or attainment, forming or providing a crown or summit

culminating, crestal, highest, climactic, apical, meridian,climacteric, life-and-death, crucial, cataclysmic

insignificant, insignificant, trivial, anticlimactic, unimportant,anticlimactic, unimportant, trivial,inconsequential, indecisive

The crowning moment of the ceremony was when the bride and groom exchanged vows.

The artist put the finishing touches on his masterpiece, crowning it with a flourish of color.

The team's victory in the championship game was the crowning achievement of their season.

The crowning glory of the evening was the spectacular fireworks display.