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Peek vs. peak vs. pique

Peek vs. peak vs. pique

This is another one I often see people mess up even if they know what they mean. 

Peek is taking a quick look at something -- like a sneak peek of a new film.
Peak is a sharp point -- like the peak of a mountain.
And pique means to provoke or instigate -- you know, like your interest.
If you're going to use one in your writing, stop and think for a second -- is that the right "peek" you should be using?

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