Climactic and Vital

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

Vital adjective - Having active strength of body or mind.

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Climactic and vital are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Climactic" instead an adjective "Vital".

Nearby Words: vitality, vitally, vitalize, vitalism

Zootopia: During the climactic confrontation, an injured Judy tells Nick to leave her and get vital evidence to the authorities, but he refuses.

Source: No One Gets Left Behind
The swordstick becomes a vital part of the climactic "shopping trip" to the capital, where both the powerful spring-loaded sheath and the superb blade — as demonstrated when she bought it — come in very handy indeed.

Source: Chekhovs Gun / Literature
Usually (but not always), each member or sub-group shall possess a singular talent or skill, unique unto them, which will inevitably prove vital at some key moment down the road, likely during the final climactic battle.

Source: Hitchhiker Heroes

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