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Term: high-water mark
Definition:
A high-water mark refers to the highest level reached by a body of water during a specific period, typically due to tides or flooding. It can also be used metaphorically to indicate the peak or pinnacle of success, achievement, or influence.
Example sentences:
- The high-water mark on the riverbank indicated the extent of the recent flood.
- During high tide, the water level reaches its high-water mark along the beach.
- The team's win in the championship game became the high-water mark of their season.
- Her successful book became the high-water mark of her writing career.
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