Climax
Climax verb - To bring to a triumphant conclusion.
Upset
How words are described
| emotional | emotional climax | emotional upset |
| good | good climax | good upset |
| better | better climax | better upset |
| complete | complete climax | complete upset |
| Other adjectives: real, massive, great, huge, shocking, famous, major, different, planned. | ||
Common collocations
| way | climax way | upset way |
Both words in one sentence
- Sandler made it happen again at the climax of Happy Gilmore, when Jerk Jock golf pro Shooter McGavin is defeated in the big tournament by Happy in a stunning upset.
Source: Humiliation Conga / Film -
By the climax, he's so upset he tries to send Tree Hugger to another dimension!
- On the other hand, some fans argue that the later books in the core series saw a decline in quality, where Applegate had many of the books ghostwritten (though she heavily edited them to fit), and in the climax of the series where some were upset at Rachel and Ax's deaths.
Source: Growing The Beard / Literature
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