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cataclysm

/ˈkæt.ə.klɪz.əm/

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noun

/ˈkæt.ə.klɪz.əm/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее внезапное, бурное и масштабное событие или изменение, часто вызывающее массовые разрушения или потрясения, например, стихийное бедствие или большое несчастье.

A noun referring to a sudden, violent, and large-scale event or change, often causing widespread destruction or upheaval, such as a natural disaster or a great misfortune.

  1. Geological upheavalC1formal

    A sudden and violent physical change in the Earth's crust, such as an earthquake or volcanic eruption.

    ruГеологический катаклизм

    • The ancient city was destroyed by a volcanic cataclysm.
    • Geologists study evidence of past cataclysms to predict future events.
    • The earthquake was a cataclysm that reshaped the coastline.

    Synonymscatastropheconvulsiondisasterparoxysmupheaval

  2. Disastrous eventC1formal

    An event causing great and sudden damage, suffering, or loss.

    ruКатаклизм

    • The war was a cataclysm that affected generations.
    • The financial crash was a cataclysm for the global economy.
    • The flood was a cataclysm that left thousands homeless.

    Synonymsapocalypsecalamitycatastrophedevastationdisasterholocaustruintragedyupheaval

Forms
  • cataclysms plural form
  • cataclysms' possessive plural form
  • cataclysm's possessive singular form
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