My sons are in the heyday of youth.
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Heyday
//ˈheɪdeɪ//
Synonyms for "heyday" (68 found)
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Related words (34)
Intj(20 words)
Noun(5 words)
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11 entriesTranslations
35 translations across 22 languages.
Bulgarian
2 entries- апогей noun (a period of success, popularity or power)
- разцвет noun (a period of success, popularity or power)
Czech
3 entries- rozkvět noun (a period of success, popularity or power)
- rozmach noun (a period of success, popularity or power)
- vrchol noun (a period of success, popularity or power)
Danish
3 entries- blomstringstid noun (a period of success, popularity or power)
- storhedstid noun (a period of success, popularity or power)
- velmagtsdage noun (a period of success, popularity or power)
Dutch
2 entries- bloeitijd noun (a period of success, popularity or power)
- hoogtijdag noun (a period of success, popularity or power)
Esperanto
1 entries- zenito noun (a period of success, popularity or power)
Finnish
1 entries- kukoistuskausi noun (a period of success, popularity or power)
French
1 entries- âge d’or noun (a period of success, popularity or power)
Galician
3 entries- auxe noun (a period of success, popularity or power)
- cume noun (a period of success, popularity or power)
- fastixio noun (a period of success, popularity or power)
German
1 entries- Blütezeit noun (a period of success, popularity or power)
Hungarian
1 entries- fénykor noun (a period of success, popularity or power)
Italian
1 entries- auge noun (a period of success, popularity or power)
Japanese
1 entries- 全盛期 noun (a period of success, popularity or power)
Korean
1 entries- 전성기 noun (a period of success, popularity or power)
Manx
1 entries- ard-laa noun (a period of success, popularity or power)
Māori
1 entries- poutūmārōtanga noun (a period of success, popularity or power)
Norwegian
1 entries- glansperiode noun (a period of success, popularity or power)
Portuguese
1 entries- auge noun (a period of success, popularity or power)
Russian
3 entries- зени́т noun (a period of success, popularity or power)
- лу́чшая пора́ noun (a period of success, popularity or power)
- расцве́т noun (a period of success, popularity or power)
Serbo-Croatian
4 entries- prȍcvāt noun (a period of success, popularity or power)
- zlátno dȏba noun (a period of success, popularity or power)
- зла́тнo до̑ба noun (a period of success, popularity or power)
- про̏цва̄т noun (a period of success, popularity or power)
Spanish
1 entries- auge noun (a period of success, popularity or power)
Swedish
1 entries- storhetstid noun (a period of success, popularity or power)
Ukrainian
1 entries- ро́зквіт noun (a period of success, popularity or power)
Sample sentences
12 total sentences available.
We are in the heyday of youth.
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The heyday of the Romans is over.
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It's a quiet scene compared to Ellis Island's heyday between 1892 and 1924, during which 12 million immigrants passed through the facility's ornate, red-brick buildings, usually with little more than a satchel tied with rope and their loved ones in tow.
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