Catastrophe
Catastrophe noun - A sudden violent event that brings about great loss or destruction.
Nearby Word: catastrophic
Peace
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
- The war ended abruptly in the catastrophe Heaven's Fall - the partial destruction of the Moon itself - which killed countless people on both sides and resulted in fifteen years of uneasy peace.
Source: The War of Earthly Aggression -
In-game, due to a first-unknown catastrophe, the Reticulans are in a feral, animal-like state, while the human refugees from an orbiting space-station (built as part of the peace treaty) try to take back the Earth.
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Decades before, Spock had met and betrayed an honorable Romulan commander during the so-called "Enterprise incident." Now she needs his help to prevent a catastrophe that could threaten the peace of the entire quadrant.
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