Meaning & Definition of word "Peaked"

Peaked

/piːkt/

1. to reach a high point or maximum
- Example: The stock prices have peaked this quarter.
2. to pierce or touch a point lightly
- Example: She peaked her head around the corner to see if anyone was watching.

1. having a peak or pointed shape
- Example: The peaked roof of the house was adorned with decorative shingles.
2. reaching a maximum or highest point; culmination
- Example: The team's performance peaked during the championship match.
3. feeling or looking ill, especially from lack of food or rest
- Example: After weeks of illness, he appeared peaked and weak.

Middle English peked, past participle of peaken, meaning to attain a peak.

at its peaked:

reaching the maximum or highest point often in success or growth.

peaked interest:

signifying a height of curiosity or engagement.

peak:

the highest point of a mountain or hill.

pique:

to stimulate interest or curiosity.

pick:

to choose or select.

Meaning: excessively excited or enthusiastic.

Example Sentence: She was totally peaked about the concert.

Meaning: worn out or tired.

Example Sentence: After the party, I felt peaked.