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Pinnacle (Verb)

Surmount with a pinnacle; "pinnacle a pediment".

Verbs of being, having, spatial relations.

The temple's exterior design was carefully planned, with a massive door pediment pinned up to be eventually pinnaled with an impressive triangle of marble at its peak.
A grand obelisk of Egyptian marble came forward to be placed for the major decoration to pinnaled a more mundane series of stone steps.
The Roman era construction crew sent that a short obelisk had been ordered, was carefully placed and then they moved on to pinnaled the monument thus.
The stone expert argued that several building workers placed a relatively short obelisk by the major decoration, were just ready now to pinnaled stone on both monuments so when this could finish, the walls can all be entirely complete.
Capped by a distinctive little tower, its cross form even helped to set it off visually when pinnaled a tall obelisk or pair of them were planned at the front end later in building renovation.

Raise on or as if on a pinnacle; "He did not want to be pinnacled".

Verbs of walking, flying, swimming.

The organization did everything to pinnacled their most innovative employee to showcase her groundbreaking work.
They were careful not to pinnacled their younger team members in public meetings to avoid pressure.
Avoiding the spotlight, she didn't want to be pinnacled as the only expert in her field, fearing unwanted attention.
During her successful career, many attempts were made to pinnacled her achievements, yet she chose humility.
Refraining from pinnacled himself as the savior of the company was one of his crucial leadership qualities.