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most climactic

adjective as in decisive

adjective as in pertaining to climax

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However, the most climactic fight in the War on Christmas wouldn’t take place in the traditional battlegrounds of local politics, like municipal parade planning committee meetings or contentious PTA debates.

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It’s the most climactic point of the day, when the possibilities are fulfilling enough on their own and the entire house seems to wink with what’s to come.

The pandemic hit at an inconvenient time — just as network television entered the final weeks of the season that ends in May, when the most climactic episodes of original shows are scheduled to air.

It wasn’t he most climactic changing-of-the-guard, as both McIlroy and Brooks Koepka, now No. 2, didn’t play last week.

Its somewhat on the nose references to consuming “fake food”, watching too much TV and “forests dying” are offset by the song’s heavenly backing vocals, which, at their most climactic moment, sound distorted by sheer volume.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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