Cataclysm
A cataclysm is an event that causes widespread destruction or a sudden, violent change. It refers to situations where significant upheaval or disaster occurs abruptly.
Synonyms
- Calamity
- Catastrophe
- Crisis
- Disaster
- Emergency
- Tragedy
The term is often used to describe natural disasters or major societal upheavals that drastically alter the existing state.
The description highlights the severity and overwhelming nature of events labeled as cataclysmic, emphasizing their destructive and sudden impact.
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