Crisis and Showdown

Crisis

Crisis noun - A time or state of affairs requiring prompt or decisive action.

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Showdown and crisis are semantically related In some cases you can use "Showdown" instead a noun "Crisis".

Showdown noun - A hostile disagreement face-to-face.

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Crisis and showdown are semantically related in confrontation topic. You can use "Crisis" instead a noun "Showdown".

long	long crisis	long showdown
entire	entire crisis	entire showdown
real	real crisis	real showdown
massive	massive crisis	massive showdown
Other adjectives: big, great, huge, new, major, minor, next, coming, financial, nuclear, upcoming.

Completely averted in The Black Fleet Crisis, and to a lesser extent the book Showdown at Centerpoint, which put the reader's perspective into civilian craft without the support of massive interstellar corporations, governments, militaries, or criminal syndicates.

Source: Casual Interstellar Travel

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