Pronunciation: /klaɪˈmæktərɪk/
noun a critical period or event
A1 She experienced a climacteric moment when she turned 50.
A2 The climacteric stage of life can bring about many changes.
B1 Menopause is a natural climacteric phase in a woman's life.
B2 The climacteric period can be challenging for both men and women.
C1 Understanding the climacteric process is important for healthcare professionals.
C2 Research has shown that hormonal changes play a significant role in the climacteric transition.
adjective relating to a climacteric
A1 The climacteric weather made it difficult to plan outdoor activities.
A2 She experienced climacteric changes in her body as she entered menopause.
B1 The climacteric phase of the project required careful monitoring and adjustments.
B2 The climacteric decision to expand the business was met with mixed reactions.
C1 The climacteric moment in his career came when he was promoted to CEO.
C2 The climacteric shift in market trends forced companies to rethink their strategies.
formal The climacteric stage in a woman's life typically occurs around the age of 50, marking the end of her reproductive years.
informal My mom is going through the climacteric phase and she's always feeling hot and cold at the same time.
slang I heard that going through the climacteric period is like hitting a hormonal rollercoaster.
figurative Reaching the climacteric stage can feel like entering a new chapter in life, full of changes and uncertainties.
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