Climax and Magnet

Climax

Climax noun - A point in a chain of events at which an important change (as in one's fortunes) occurs.

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

Nearby Words: climaxed, climaxing

Magnet

Magnet noun - Something that attracts interest.
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Synonyms for Magnet

Climax and magnet are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Climax" instead a noun "Magnet".

How words are described

long long climax long magnet
better better climax better magnet
natural natural climax natural magnet
perfect perfect climax perfect magnet
Other adjectives: complete, popular, actual, real, massive, big, great, huge, ultimate, crazy, major, alternate.

Both words in one sentence

  • Film / Cleopatra Jones Selective Magnetism: At the climax, several mooks are disarmed at once by a crane mounted scrap magnet; this allows the unarmed ex-junkies and the Johnson brothers to overwhelm them.
  • Down in the Dumps The climax of The Brave Little Toaster is in a dump, with a giant magnet chasing the heroes around and tossing them into the Conveyor Belt-O-Doom.
  • Though sometimes they didn't even bother; witness Bond's magnet watch in Live and Let Die which in the climax turns out to also be able to cut through ropes with zero setup beforehand.
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