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Meanings of cataclysmic in English
Usage of cataclysmic in English
1
You've suffered a cataclysmic loss, Emma, and we're going to help you.
2
She imagined herself as traveling in a new orbit, amid cataclysmic forces.
3
An old pike immediately brings to mind the cataclysmic violence of 1798.
4
And it's not any reason to have a cataclysmic bust-up, Christine said.
5
It had a cataclysmic effect on Edward, now the only remaining brother.
6
Gray prayed that he hadn't just made a cataclysmic error in judgment.
7
None of them had even suspected such cataclysmic upheavals might be coming.
8
Cyclone Cyrell has been unleashed and the path of destruction is cataclysmic.
9
Mortality is also high among Black males, especially due to cataclysmic storms.
10
This situation may become more dangerous -perhaps until something truly cataclysmic happens.
11
It would likely result in a cataclysmic global fall in markets.
12
And it means cataclysmic events proclaimed by prophecy are about to take place.
13
Together they guided me through the history of slavery and its cataclysmic resolution.
14
Forget merely a few revolutions -this is change on a cataclysmic scale.
15
This was, in fact, one purpose of the cataclysmic battle outside.
16
It can be used to describe cataclysmic changes of any sort.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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