Definition of "highpoint" [highpoint]

• Alternative form of high point. (noun)

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• "When the Fourth Congress came around in 1991, the highpoint was the relaxation that allowed religious believers to join the party, although the percentage of believers who joined was not nearly as high as the number of existing members who dropped the mask of atheism and confessed that they had another faith, in addition to Marxism-Leninism."
• "The highpoint was the knowledge that Piers has now upped sticks to CNN to see if he can make Afghan president Hamid Karzai weep as easily as, say, Ulrika Jonsson."
• "Overall our American visitor felt a highpoint was the wildness of Co Antrim (the road coming out of Larne.)"