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CLIMAX Definition by WordNet

(noun) climax,
arrangement Of Clauses In Ascending Order Of Forcefulness

(verb) climax,
end, Especially To Reach A Final Or Climactic Stage; "The Meeting Culminated In A Tearful Embrace"

(noun) climax,
the Decisive Moment In A Novel Or Play; "the Deathbed Scene Is The Climax Of The Play"

(noun) climax,
the Highest Point Of Anything Conceived Of As Growing Or Developing Or Unfolding; "the Climax Of The Artist''s Career"; "in The Flood Tide Of His Success"

(noun) climax,
the Moment Of Most Intense Pleasure In Sexual Intercourse

(noun) climax,
the Most Severe Stage Of A Disease

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