单词	climactic
释义	climacticcli‧mac‧tic /klaɪˈmæktɪk/ adjective Word Origin WORD ORIGINclimactic Origin: 1800-1900 climax Examples EXAMPLES FROM OTHER DICTIONARIES The identity of the killer is revealed in the movie's climactic ending. EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS A climactic scene is a brawl between the wife and husband on a ski-slope about his extra-marital affair. Her body had reached a climactic moment of its cycle, and felt famished and restless. His climactic moments were of action, not of response. History was reaching its climactic moment and there were signs and wonders to prove it. More agitation and complexity rear their heads in the second movement, building to a climactic fury. Now what are the determinants of climactic rhythm? They moved together to the edge of fulfilment - and beyond, crying out as the climactic explosion burst upon them. forming a very exciting or important part of an event or story, especially near the end of it → climax:  a climactic moment
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