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View definitions for crowning

crowning

adjective as in climactic

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It is among the reasons that relegation very nearly followed their Premier League title win, and what contributed to Ranieri losing his job just nine months after the club's crowning achievement.

From BBC

And in the crowning achievement of a very public cover-up, on Monday night House Republicans blocked a measure introduced by Democrats to release the Epstein case files.

From Salon

The set was a crowning moment for the singer, who only released her first single, Drivers License, five years ago.

From BBC

Today's march could go down as the crowning moment of his political career.

From BBC

It was her crowning as Miss Botswana in 2022 that raised her profile and enabled her to campaign for social change, while trying to inspire other young women.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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