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Meanings of anti-climax in inglés

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anticlímax

Stylistic device; subversion of climax.

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Usage of anti-climax in inglés
1
Habit has dulled our perception of the absurd anti-climax involved in it.
By the Christmas Fire
2
It's often an embarrassing, fumbling-in-the-dark experience or a bit of an anti-climax.
News.com.au
3
There was a moment of anti-climax when the Opel refused to start.
Fatherland
4
The East-West matches in Chicago proved more or less of an anti-climax.
The Art of Lawn Tennis
5
Some people even claim to have found it all rather an anti-climax.
The Irish Times
6
But a hidebound and peripheral court was an anti-climax after cosmopolitan Rome.
The Guardian
7
But, as an anti-climax, he always showed up alive in vacation time.
Sacrifice
8
It was an anti-climax such as only an Irishman could have achieved.
The World Peril of 1910
9
A dream is realized in February, but March might be an anti-climax.
The South African
10
The audacious words being spoken, his courage oozed away and anti-climax, followed.
The Trampling of the Lilies
11
Cally, after the first shrinking, was possessed by a sense of anti-climax.
V. V.'s Eyes
12
To John Aldous Joanne's appearance at this moment was like an anti-climax.
The Hunted Woman
13
Conclusion It is tempting to think of the Attlee years as an anti-climax.
The Guardian
14
It can't be an anti-climax if nobody expected matters to reach a conclusion.
The Irish Times
15
At the very last I thought I saw signs of an artistic anti-climax.
The Complete Works of H. P. Lovecraft
16
Is there a word for an anti-climax that happens before the actual event?
The Irish Times
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anticlímax
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