climax
/ˈklaɪmæks/
verb
- To reach the most exciting or important point.
- The story climaxes when the hero finally confronts the villain.
- Her career climaxed when she won the Olympic gold medal.
- The festival climaxed with a huge parade through the city.
- To reach the highest point of sexual excitement.
- He learned techniques to help his partner climax more easily.
- The couple climaxed together for the first time.
- Many people find it easier to climax when they feel relaxed.
noun
- The most exciting, important, or intense point in a story, event, or experience.
- The movie's climax had everyone on the edge of their seats.
- The climax of the negotiation came when both sides finally agreed on a price.
- The concert reached its climax with a spectacular fireworks display.
- The highest point of sexual excitement during sexual activity.
- The book describes the physical sensations of climax in detail.
- Some people find it difficult to achieve climax.
- The couple reached climax together.
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