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pivotal

Definition for pivotal

adjective as in important

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Nate says that a dizzying number of elements can go into a single scene - from music to the programming that makes leaves blow across the screen at a pivotal moment.

From BBC

And Friday's opening session is likely to be pivotal in deciding the eventual winner.

From BBC

Just days before Sunday's pivotal parliamentary elections, Moldovan police said they had confiscated weapons and explosives in raids across the country.

From BBC

Yet it proved a pivotal turning point, as many from that group went on to become world champions in 2003.

From BBC

Sometimes, it takes a player of Bonmati's calibre to make the difference in the pivotal moments - and that is what she did, getting the all-important goal in a knockout stage which was otherwise somewhat muted.

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

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