Climax and High

Climax

Climax noun - The highest part or point.

Usage example: the climax of her career as a performer

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High and climax are semantically related In some cases you can use "High" instead a noun "Climax".

Nearby Words: climaxed, climaxing

High noun - A state of overwhelming usually pleasurable emotion.

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Climax and high are semantically related in top topic. Sometimes you can use "Climax" instead a noun "High".

Nearby Word: highly

emotional	emotional climax	emotional high
good	good climax	good high
better	better climax	better high
natural	natural climax	natural high
Other adjectives: complete, proper, actual, entire, real, massive, big, ultimate, major, amazing, euphoric, different, aforementioned.

In the climax of Episode III, it is used again, but instead is noted that he has the high ground "and a readied action".

Source: I Have the High Ground
However, it does also symbolize his moral high ground and happens to give him an especially heroic appearance during the climax of the battle.

Source: I Have the High Ground
In soap operas, each story line tends to have a climax which brings together most of the characters involved, and is the dramatic high point of the arc.

Source: The Climax

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