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Anticlimatic 

A misSpelt attempt to express the word anticlimactic which pertains to expressing anticlimax.

NOT relating to the opposite of a climate as the spelling may suggest.
(Spoken by mainly students) "Oh yaaahhh, yaaahh the boat race was positively anticlimatic today"... cunts.
Anticlimatic by learntospellretard December 16, 2010

anticlimactic 

It describes a situation which has a fancy climax but with a simple ending. For example, if an author spend a whole page writing how he/she struggled to catch the fish and say in the end, "then I let the fish go," them it is anticlimactic.
The ending of this movie was very anticlimactic.

Anticlimactic 

A dull or disappointing ending or result.
Mike: I'll get the last kill of the round!
*kills an enemy*
*game ends*
Mike: That was anticlimactic.
Anticlimactic by agreensnowman June 17, 2014

anticlimactic 

the even was very anticlimactic
anticlimactic by pudding11 May 6, 2006

Anticlimactic 

Series of events having unimpressive ending
A: Have you seen game of thrones finale?
B: Yeah.
A: What do you think of it?
B: It was anticlimactic.

anticlimactic 

the opposite of building to a climax. instead, making potentially rising ideas and energy steady, or falling.

relating to a person's tone of voice; sounding dull, less enthusiastic, or normal tone in cases of excitement.
Sarcasm would be an example of being anticlimactic.

"Oh WOW! that sounds soooo...exciting..."
"That was sure anti-climactic"
anticlimactic by BRL~BP October 29, 2009
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