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Meanings of cataclysmic change in English
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Usage of cataclysmic change in English
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Even Peter sensed the cataclysmic change that had come in this moment between the two big rocks.
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The future, in most forms of apocalyptic thinking, meant imminent cataclysmic change: a new kingdom, a new world order.
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And we are campaigning for every vote from wherever that vote may come from, because we need a cataclysmic change here.
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That means a cataclysmic change for organisers, with some climbs in previous years attracting hundreds of thousands of people along the roadsides.
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It can be used to describe cataclysmic changes of any sort.
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American feminism has experienced cataclysmic changes in the 1990s.
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(3) He concluded that a great and cataclysmic change should never be sudden or precipitate.