culmination

Nor did these Christian players’ attitudes toward Muslims in general change much on surveys taken at the start and culmination of the league.

There are so many factors at play, but in the end, the culmination of them resulted in your death.

The decision to cease operations at the multi-site church is the culmination of a tumultuous year.

This is the big enchilada, and the culmination of the alleged death spiral.

His apparent suicide was likely the culmination of a brutal daily battle with severe depression that he shared with millions.

I think the Jack in the Box incident was probably the [culmination] of that discussion.

Boutroux says that the Germans themselves regard the war as the culmination of their philosophy.

The wrong to woman passed so silently by, reached its culmination in the destruction of young boys.

There is no growth in character, no gradual moving of64 events to a culmination, no clear picture even of the central figure.

Alps and Andes have passed beyond the culmination of their dramatic stage.

Among all the forces of the universe, the power of the soul, the culmination of them all, is apt to be lost sight of.