Definition
Cataclysmic (adjective) — usually used before a noun, this formal word describes something that causes a sudden and violent change, especially referring to natural events.
Synonym: catastrophic.
Example Usage
- A cataclysmic earthquake reshaped the entire region.
- The discovery led to cataclysmic changes in how scientists understood the planet.
"A cataclysmic event can alter landscapes or societies overnight."
Author’s summary: The adjective cataclysmic conveys intense, destructive forces that bring abrupt, large-scale transformation, particularly in nature or significant events.
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