Synonyms for climactic
klaɪˈmæk tɪkcli·mac·tic

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1. climacticadjective

   consisting of or causing a climax

   "a climactic development"

   Antonyms:
   anticlimactic

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1. List of paraphrases for "climactic":

   ecstatic, climate, climatic

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1. Stu Strachan:

   The sermon has become the climactic element in a lot of denominations ’ services. A sermon is not simply teaching. It sets a precedent for understanding scripture correctly. And there’s also this moment of exhortation, of asking what it says about our own lives, there’s also more value added to a sermon as culture becomes more secular. If churches want to grow, they have to connect their teachings to modern life and modern problems.

2. The Canadians:

   In all honesty, it was very anti-climactic for us to lose in a shootout, because it didn’t feel as if you lost a game, it almost felt like unfinished business. So going into this gold-medal game, regardless of who we play, we’re here to finish business and win a hockey game.

3. Macharia Kamau:

   Both rapid and slow-onset climactic events are exposing years of poor investment and preparedness, demanding a much better financed and integrated response, these climactic events are also exposing the vulnerability of our grand plans for fighting poverty and sustaining our infrastructure.

4. Dane Jakob:

   It could be anti-climactic, there is some 30km of flat between the Col du Grand Colombier and the( last climb to) Mont du Chat.

5. Macharia Kamau:

   These climactic events are also exposing the vulnerability of our grand plans for fighting poverty and sustaining our infrastructure.