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pivotal

[piv-uh-tl] / ˈpɪv ə tl /


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The 72-year-old faces a pivotal verdict on Friday in a second major trial on fresh charges that could land him even more jail time if convicted.

From Barron's

Hasriya said the move to replace the currency comes at a "pivotal national juncture that reflects the beginning of a new economic and monetary era".

From Barron's

Working as a cook at the local infirmary, she attends a revival meeting that proves pivotal to her development.

From The Wall Street Journal

This is a pivotal point in your partnership.

From MarketWatch

Cooper was selected for the pivotal role after years spent at weekly drama classes in Manchester, where teachers said their "eyes were just drawn to him".

From BBC