Associations to the word «Cataclysm»
Noun
- Deluge
- Atlantis
- Mage
- Upheaval
- Catastrophe
- Gotham
- Quake
- Earthquake
- Horde
- Ming
- Catechism
- Cleric
- Gryphon
- Civilization
- Batman
- Ulrich
- Disaster
- Ar
- Flood
- Fulfillment
- Myth
- Destruction
- Continent
- Cadillac
- Survivor
- Meteor
- Crossover
- Storyline
- Geology
- Comet
- Gully
- Earth
- Dwarf
- Chaos
- Warlord
- Dinosaur
- Planet
- Abyss
- Prelude
- Epoch
- Eruption
- Avon
- Wrath
- Goblin
- Serpent
- Storm
- Shaman
- Expansion
- Homeland
- Folly
- Universe
- Melt
- Humanity
- Elf
- Sinking
- Erosion
- Bombardment
- Aftermath
- World
- Million
- Sea
- Globe
Adjective
Wiktionary
CATACLYSM, noun. A sudden, violent event.
CATACLYSM, noun. (geology) A sudden and violent change in the earth's crust.
CATACLYSM, noun. A great flood.
Dictionary definition
CATACLYSM, noun. A sudden violent change in the earth's surface.
CATACLYSM, noun. An event resulting in great loss and misfortune; "the whole city was affected by the irremediable calamity"; "the earthquake was a disaster".
Wise words
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