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The crest of a/the wave

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Metaphorical PeakPlay
Understand it often represents an abstract high point, like popularity, success, or influence, not just physical height. SlideJazz reached the crest of the wave in the 1920s.
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Temporal ContextPlay
It typically implies a temporary state that may decline; important for gauging the timing of actions. SlideThe company's profits hit the crest of the wave last quarter.
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Cultural DynamicsPlay
Be aware it might reference trends or movements within arts, technology, or societal behaviors. SlideThe smartphone app is at the crest of the wave in social media trends.