Heyday and Note

Heyday

Heyday noun - A state or time of great activity, thriving, or achievement.

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Note and heyday are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Note" instead a noun "Heyday".

Note noun - A usually brief written reminder.

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Heyday and note are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Heyday" instead a noun "Note".

Nearby Words: noted, notation, noting, Noteholder

particular	particular heyday	particular note
original	original heyday	original note

The reprint series X-Men Classic, which debuted in the X-Men's '80s heyday, often incorporated newly drawn insert panels with original dialogue by Chris Claremont to elaborate on some plot point or character note, or indeed to bring older stories in line with later plots.

Source: Revision
The official IAU definition for fictional names of features on Charon is items and milestones of "fictional space".note Charon was discovered in 1978, which was arguably the heyday of science fiction on TV.

Source: Useful Notes / The Solar System
His bulk is applied to good effect in Cumberland wrestling, at which he has few equals.note As the author explains, the wrestling traditions of the Borders can trace its roots to the Vikings and the old Greco-Roman tradition, and in its heyday could and did produce world-class wrestlers.

Source: Literature / Quartered Safe Out Here

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