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pivotal

[piv-uh-tl] / ˈpɪv ə tl /


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Markets are focused on incoming U.S. labor data, which is likely to be pivotal in shaping expectations ahead of the Fed’s January meeting, they note.

From The Wall Street Journal

I always tell myself that my stunts in those films were pivotal moments in the story.

From BBC

Indiana’s defense established its dominance during a pivotal stretch in the second quarter when Alabama could not afford to let the Hoosiers stretch their lead.

From Los Angeles Times

BBC Sport understands the growing expectation is for the deal to be completed, but the talks will be pivotal towards the transfer's successful progression.

From BBC

Being in a theatre with fellow fans screaming and crying during pivotal scenes was the cherry on top.

From BBC