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Meaning of highlights
The primary meaning of the word "highlights" refers to the most exciting or interesting parts of an event, experience, or performance.
Etymology of highlights
The word "highlights" originated from the combination of "high" and "lights", with the earliest recorded use dating back to the mid-17th century, initially referring to the bright or prominent parts of an object or image
Over time, the term evolved to encompass a broader range of meanings, including the most exciting or interesting aspects of an experience or event
Synonyms
best parts
main points
key points
important features
notable aspects
memorable moments
standout features
prominent elements
striking characteristics
exceptional qualities
outstanding attributes
notable achievements
remarkable events
significant developments
major accomplishments
impressive feats
extraordinary abilities
exceptional talents
brilliant performances
spectacular displays
dazzling exhibitions
thrilling experiences
exciting moments
unforgettable events
remarkable occurrences
notable happenings
significant events
major highlights
key highlights
main highlights
Definitions
- The most exciting or interesting parts of an event, experience, or performance
- * A bright or colorful part of something, especially a person's hair
- * A section of a text or document that has been marked or emphasized, typically in a bright color
Usage Examples
- The fireworks display was the highlight of the evening
- * The movie's highlights include a dramatic car chase and a romantic love scene
- * The company's annual report highlights its major achievements and future plans
Antonyms
lowlights
disappointments
failures
shortcomings
weaknesses
flaws
imperfections
defects
inadequacies
insufficiencies
shortcomings
frailties
vulnerabilities
unimpressive aspects
unremarkable features
insignificant elements
minor details
trivial matters
inconsequential events
unimportant issues
non-essential aspects