Pronunciation: /kʌl.məˌneɪ.tɪŋ/
verb to reach the highest point or final stage
A1 The party is culminating in a cake cutting ceremony.
A2 The project is culminating in a final presentation next week.
B1 The negotiations are culminating in a peace agreement between the two countries.
B2 Years of hard work are culminating in the launch of our new product.
C1 The artist's career is culminating in a major retrospective exhibition at the museum.
C2 The political campaign is culminating in the candidate's victory in the election.
adjective resulting in the highest point or final stage
A1 The culminating event of the school year is the graduation ceremony.
A2 The culminating project for the science class involved creating a working model.
B1 The culminating performance of the dance troupe received rave reviews from critics.
B2 The culminating chapter of the novel revealed the identity of the mysterious character.
C1 The culminating achievement of his career was winning the prestigious award.
C2 The culminating moment of the concert was when the special guest performer took the stage.
formal The project is culminating in a final presentation next week.
informal All our hard work is culminating in a big party this weekend.
slang Dude, this whole thing is culminating in the most epic showdown ever.
figurative The tension between them was culminating like a storm ready to break.
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