Climactic
Climactic adjective - Of, relating to, or being a major turning point.
Usage example: the French Revolution is usually regarded as one of the climactic events in modern European history
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Synonyms for Climactic
Highest
Highest adjective - Being at a point or level higher than all others.
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Related pairs
- consummate and climactic
- consummate and highest
- ruling and climactic
- ruling and highest
- principal and climactic
- principal and highest
- extreme and climactic
- extreme and highest
- supreme and climactic
- supreme and highest
- ultimate and climactic
- ultimate and highest
- sovereign and climactic
- sovereign and highest
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In a recorded production of Jekyll & Hyde starring David Hasselhoff as the eponymous character(s), he's at his highest level of ham in the climactic song "Confrontation".
Source: Ham-to-Ham Combat
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