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climax

[klahy-maks] / ˈklaɪ mæks /




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As this season's Formula 1 World Championship reaches a dramatic climax, some of the sport's most famous figures have been looking back at the humble origins of Britain's first team.

From BBC

The 2025 Formula 1 Drivers' Championship is heading for a thrilling climax after a dramatic Las Vegas Grand Prix.

From BBC

The final scenes race to a shuddery climax vividly crafted by Mr. Chu, who concludes with some suitably wonderful imagery and a pleasing reference to the signature poster art of the Broadway version.

From The Wall Street Journal

The climax instead of the street performance is a candlelit rendition of “Silent Night,” with audience participation.

From Los Angeles Times

The story’s emotional climax, the crescendo of his bold answer to Shakespeare’s soliloquy, is drenched in golden hues to underscore a life or death choice.

From Los Angeles Times