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View definitions for culminate

culminate

verb as in come to a climax

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These themes culminate on the album's closer, Endsong, an 11-minute epic that stood out as a highlight of the band's Radio 2 In Concert performance on Wednesday - broadcast on BBC Radio 2, iPlayer and BBC Two this Saturday.

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The celebrations will culminate with a victory parade through downtown Friday and separate festivities at Dodger Stadium.

Billed by organisers as the largest Halloween event in Europe, the four-day festival will culminate in a parade and fireworks display on Thursday.

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These mundane tasks and long hours of repetitive training culminate in competitive outbursts where careers are made and broken.

In 2025, NBC will mark the 50th anniversary of the series with a weekend-long look back that will culminate in a three-hour prime-time special airing Feb. 16.

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

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