Peaked

/piːkt/

Meaning & Definition

verb

to reach a high point or maximum

The stock prices have peaked this quarter.

to pierce or touch a point lightly

She peaked her head around the corner to see if anyone was watching.

adjective

having a peak or pointed shape

The peaked roof of the house was adorned with decorative shingles.

reaching a maximum or highest point; culmination

The team's performance peaked during the championship match.

feeling or looking ill, especially from lack of food or rest

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.

excessively excited or enthusiastic.

She was totally peaked about the concert.

worn out or tired.

After the party, I felt peaked.