culmination
culmination
Definition
cul·mi·na·tion (kul′mə nā′s̸hən)
noun
- a culminating; reaching of the highest or lowest altitude or point
- the highest point; zenith; climax
culmination
Synonyms
culmination
n.
culmination
Usage Examples
Preposition: of
- lifetime: About the Author The late John Campbell was an authority on naval weaponry and this book is the culmination of a lifetime 's research.
- month: The mosaics were unveiled in May 2000, the culmination of 18 months ' work.
- decade: The new album The Rhythm Tree is, according to Martin, the culmination of a decade of work.
- effort: Each of the examples given below has been the culmination of explicit effort to address the needs of the widest possible range of users.
- series: The protest was the culmination of a series of public meetings all over the country in support of the Bill [ 2 ] .
- year: The report marked the culmination of a year long inquiry.
Converse of object
- represent: The year 2005 represented the culmination of our journey toward full university title, a journey which began 10 years ago.
- mark: The report marked the culmination of a year long inquiry.
- celebrate: Firstly there are the latest drawings and documentation celebrating a culmination of his famous " Ash Dome " project.
- see: Thursday 21st July saw the culmination of a very special Banned!
- reach: The economic dimension of the European Union Project reached a certain culmination with the launch of the Euro on 31st December.
- follow: Following the culmination of a hugely successful run on BBC TWO, the popular genealogy series Who Do You Think You Are?
Adjective modifier
- logical: The original script is the logical culmination of the series themes, dealing.. .
- fitting: It's a fitting culmination to the three years work that went into the project.
- successful: We are delighted to see the successful culmination of those efforts with the launch of ICRA filter.
- natural: The close-fought 2000 presidential election - with Al Gore 500,000 votes ahead of Bush - was simply the natural culmination of this trend.
- ultimate: It celebrates the DC athletes who risk life and limb as the ultimate culmination of team talent in the action sports community.
Modifies a noun
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