GRE vocabulary
heyday
the period of greatest success, popularity, or vigor
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habitual
done regularly and repeatedly, as a matter of habit
habituate
to make accustomed to something through repeated exposure
hackles
the erectile hairs along an animal's neck and back that rise in anger or fear; figuratively, a state of anger (as in 'raise someone's hackles')
hackneyed
made dull and unoriginal through overuse
hagiography
a biography that idealizes its subject and glosses over flaws
halcyon
marked by peace, prosperity, and happiness; idyllically calm
hallow
to set apart as holy or treat with great reverence
hallowed
regarded as holy or deeply revered
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Heyday (noun) means the period of greatest success, popularity, or vigor
Here is heyday used in an example sentence: "In its heyday, the seaside resort attracted thousands of fashionable visitors each summer."
Common synonyms for heyday include prime, zenith, peak, pinnacle.
Antonyms of heyday include nadir, decline.
Heyday is a GRE-level vocabulary word worth knowing for the Verbal section.
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