Climactic and Far

Climactic

Climactic adjective - Of, relating to, or being a major turning point.
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Synonyms for Climactic

Far and climactic are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Far" instead an adjective "Climactic".

Far

Far adjective - Lasting for a considerable time.

Climactic and far are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Climactic" instead an adjective "Far".

Nearby Words: fared, faring

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  • He takes it so far that when the climactic duel is scheduled to be held in his Great Hall, the hall is full of actual sheep he brought in for the atmosphere.
    Source: Slumming It
  • At the end of Star Trek: Elite Force, you encounter a recharge station that increases your health and ammunition to far beyond the previously imposed limits, just before the climactic battle.
  • In the first, and, as far as the creators knew at the time, last Futurama movie, a slightly remixed version of the theme is played during the climactic battle – and the Earth fleet is coordinated with it.
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