copestone
- noun
- /ˈkoʊpstoʊn/
- Archaic
- Their performance acted as the copestone to a season filled with hard work and dedication.
Examples
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Winning the championship was the copestone of her career.
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Winning the Nobel Prize was the copestone of her scientific career.
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The new hospital wing was the copestone of the city's ambitious development plan.
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The project reached its copestone with the final presentation.
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After years of hard work, her graduation ceremony was the copestone of her educational journey.
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The artist added the last brushstroke, declaring it the copestone of his masterpiece.
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Completing the final project was the copestone of a successful year for the team.
Synonyms
The highest point in a process or event
A last small detail that makes something look or feel complete
The final important part of a project or career that shows success
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Etymology
Copestone is also used like a 'capstone' to mean the final, crowning touch; think of cap, meaning 'top', and stone, meaning 'stone', so it names the last piece or achievement that completes something.