cataclysmic

It's undeniable that the last several years have been a cataclysmic era of significant advancements for gender equality.

When Carson walked away from “The Tonight Show” in 1992, it was a cataclysmic cultural event.

Mayer took his own crazed solo, followed by Stills, and then Young closed with a final flurry of notes, flailing and cataclysmic, as always.

Forest Service, the National Park Service and California State Parks ought to do when conditions are predictably ripe for cataclysmic fire: Close their forests.

The British imperial age emerged from the cataclysmic Napoleonic Wars that unleashed the transformative power of England’s innovations in industry and global finance.