Definitions
the highest point (of something)
Word origin
Directly borrowed from Ancient Greek ἀκμή (akmḗ, “point, high point”).
Used in a sentence
“The Latin tong, euen whan it was, as the Grecians say, in ακμη, that is, at the hiest pitch of all perfitenesse.”
“Eum.: Our Loves what are they But howerly Sacrifices, only wanting The prease and tumult of Solemnity? If then i'th' heat and Achme of Devotion We drink a new fiame in, can it be ought But to increase the Worship?”
“Ah, what a sight burst upon our astonished eyes as we gained its summit! It seemed the very acme of mountain glory in all the glories around us.”
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Used as a crossword answer2 curated clues
01“Peak point”4 letters
02“Peak of perfection”4 letters
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