Meanings of cathartic moment in English

It feels as if it might be a cathartic moment for Julie.

I understand the importance of having a cathartic moment.

But the ostracisation and subsequent departure of Dimitri Payet appears to have been a cathartic moment.

Liverpool 1 Tottenham 0: Harry Kewell enjoyed a cathartic moment on Saturday.

Sorry we didn't exactly give you that cathartic moment and throw them at the moon or something.

Or a brave, generous and cathartic moment where Adams was subliminally instructing the IRA that it must go away.

But the Ghana rout might have been the cathartic moment the young team needed, team captain Koo Ja-cheol said on Monday.

It was a cathartic moment for the Roma captain, whose team had more than 30 minutes to find the conclusive breakthrough.

And she's finally been knocked off her pedestal. Ms Giuffre described a cathartic moment from Maxwell's remote court hearing on Thursday, following her arrest.

For the women and men around the world who have watched and participated in the MeToo reckoning, this is a cathartic moment.

The writers, in all their cruelty, destroy this beloved character's life, and then don't even let her have that one cathartic moment of justice.