culmination

For each of us, any given day — maybe especially a day devoid of the extraordinary — is the culmination of all we’ve been and whatever we might hope to be.

The deal is the culmination of long-running negotiations, with Britain and Turkey signing a preliminary purchase deal for 40 Typhoons in July.

The war on the bachelor’s degree is the culmination of a broad skepticism of higher education that has been building for years.

The culmination of all these actions were the mass migrations from Latin America that forever altered the demographics of the United States.

It was a moment of raw catharsis as well as a culmination.