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climactic pattern

 

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Climactic Pattern

Definition:

A climactic pattern refers to the arrangement of events or ideas in a composition that builds up to a high point of intensity, suspense, or excitement.

Parts of Speech:

  • Noun

Senses:

1. A narrative or literary structure that builds up to a climax.

2. The arrangement of events or ideas in a composition that creates a sense of rising action leading to a climax.

3. The sequence of actions or ideas that culminate in a significant or important moment.

Usages:

Popular:

  1. The movie follows a climactic pattern, with the tension steadily increasing towards the final battle.
  2. The novel's climactic pattern keeps readers at the edge of their seats as the mystery unravels.
  3. The play's climactic pattern builds up to a dramatic confrontation between the protagonist and the antagonist.

Local:

  1. The spontaneous eruption of cheers from the crowd marked the climactic pattern of the football match.
  2. In his speech, the politician skillfully utilized a climactic pattern to captivate the audience's attention.
  3. The choreographer used a climactic pattern in the dance routine to create a breathtaking finale.

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