cataclysmic

Initial clinical trial victories can quickly swerve into cataclysmic failures.

However: The historical record does not, it should be said, support the cataclysmic conclusion that Labour could never win again.

Winters uses that cataclysmic event to examine the slow deterioration of communal life in the face of annihilation.

The volcanic chain was activated, we were told, expecting to see cataclysmic explosions at any moment.

It was the cataclysmic collision of spitfire upstart performer, brilliant pop song, and cheeky music video.

It takes a cataclysmic and frightening event for the warmonger wing of the party to win the day.

It had evolved out of a cataclysmic past, but it could not meet the challenge of the harshest environment.

The sense of a cataclysmic disaster in death would pass and be replaced by a sense of the continuity of life.

Its disappearance was rapid, but not in the opinion of most geologists cataclysmic, as suggested by Mr. Howorth.

When as pagans they feel it, the expression is a cataclysmic war of conquest.

The text may be given, since the effect was so tremendous and, indeed, cataclysmic.