4 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Heyday' in a Sentence
"The heyday of something refers to its prime or the period when it experiences the greatest strength, success, or vigor." more
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The heyday of the gold rush attracted fortune seekers to distant lands in search of wealth.
The heyday of the Great Depression tested the resilience and strength of communities.
The heyday of the Roman Empire is often romanticized in historical novels.
The heyday's glory is celebrated in historical books.
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