Peak, Peek, and Pique

What is the difference between peak, peek, and pique?

Peak

The noun peak is the maximum point, degree, or volume of something. (The word peak can also be used as a verb.)

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Peek

The noun peek denotes a quick look or glance. (The word peek can also be used as a verb.)

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Pique

The noun pique denotes a feeling of irritation or displeasure. It can also be used as a verb meaning to irk or displease. Pique can also mean to arouse or provoke interest.

Examples of pique meaning irritation or displeasure: Example of pique meaning to arouse or provoke interest:

Common Terms with Peak, Peek, and Pique

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