Here you'll find 20 real example sentences with Peaked, the meaning and synonyms like sick or poorly.
Peaked in a sentence
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Peaked meaning
Having a peak or peaks.
Example sentences (20)
The campaign peaked from mid-1940 through to the end of 1943 when the Allies defeated the threat of German U-boats.
This peaked the couple's interest and they would ask Tony and Rosa if they would like to go into business together.
The euro has suffered its longest ever losing streak as investors bet that interest rates in the region have peaked.
Floodwaters had peaked at Berri, near the SA/NSW border on New Year’s Eve and were expected to remain high for weeks.
Situated south of the Carter Mountain Range, Doublehead Mountain is a twin-peaked prominence in Jackson, New Hampshire.
The Fitzroy River peaked at the town late Wednesday, reaching a record 15.8 metres, Emergency WA confirmed on Thursday.
They also foresaw a continuing positive momentum amid expectations of peaked out inflation and monetary easing onwards.
During the 2008 crisis, unemployment rates rose from approximately five percent to seven and peaked above eight in 2011.
Fanfare for the Lyrids meteor shower, which peaked over Singapore on Apr 22, was muted due to poor visibility conditions.
In July, the stock peaked, benefiting from the momentum generated by the surging popularity of artificial intelligence ().
Mass infections have forced some schools to close entirely or close some classes even after infections peaked in February.
Notice that BLV was incepted in 2007, and the ETF basically peaked at the nadir of long-term interest rates.
The Reserve Bank's December meeting minutes, released on Tuesday, noted wages growth had most likely peaked.
And it doesn’t matter in the long run because we have never peaked with our mania for sports, contests, gambling, winning.
Is it fair to say that that inflation has mostly peaked in developed economies and locally in South Africa?
While the treasurer said there were encouraging signs inflation had peaked, it remained to be seen whether it was the case.
The car park is alongside the river Wye which, according to Natural Resources Wales, has peaked at 4.287m.
The Imagine Dragons’ song “Radioactive,” which peaked at No. 3, was on the Billboard Hot 100 for 87 weeks.
It is the sixth consecutive decline in the rate of price rises since the figure peaked at 17.5% in March.
The Aedes index peaked at 17.4, the highest it has been in a few years, prompting adulticidal treatment in over 51 localities.
Common combinations with peaked
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- peaked at 71×
- peaked in 43×
- have peaked 16×
- peaked and 14×
- it peaked 13×
- and peaked 12×
- which peaked 11×
- has peaked 7×
- had peaked 6×
- already peaked 5×
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