Golden age and Peak

Golden age

Golden age noun - A period of high artistic or cultural development.
Usage example: a memoir of her days as an actress in the golden age of Hollywood
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Peak and golden age are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Peak" instead a noun phrase "Golden age".

Peak

Peak noun - An elevation of land higher than a hill.

Golden age and peak are semantically related. You can use "Golden age" instead a noun "Peak".

Nearby Words: peaked, peaky, peaking

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  • Just For Fun / Abusing the Kardashev Scale for Fun and Profit The Exalted Shard (Alternate Universe) of Heaven's Reach had humanity peak as this during the golden age; Dyson spheres, casual terraforming, and the conversion of nebulas into sentient supercomputers.
  • The zany humour of these cartoons date back to the peak of The Golden Age of Animation but actually came to dominance slightly afterward.
    Source: Zany Cartoon
  • Comic Book / Superboy The Interregnum: Superboy first appeared late in The Golden Age of Comic Books but really hit his peak in The Fifties where he was one of the few superheroes to thrive, holding down two titles when the superhero market generally was at its lowest ebb.
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