culminate in

culminate in (something)

To end or result in something. All of my hard work culminated in several awards at the end of the school year.
See also: culminate
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

culminate in something

to climax in something; to end with something. The contest culminated in a victory for the best band. The play-offs culminated in a big win for the Chicago team.
See also: culminate
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
See also:
  • culminate
  • culminate in (something)
  • light at the end of the tunnel
  • be the end
  • put an end
  • anticipointment
  • put an end to (oneself)
  • put an end to yourself
  • stick it out
  • make an end of (something)
References in classic literature
Possibly it was out of this fear of the real denizens of the dark that the fear of the unreal denizens was later to develop and to culminate in a whole and mighty unseen world.
Before Adam
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He disrupts the entire hierarchy of creatures that is supposed to culminate in mankind." For the still-humanistic Benjamin, the presumed loss of humanity is a bummer.
TAKASHI MURAKAMI
He filed suit against the INS, a suit that would later include Renteria and other students and faculty and culminate in the ruling Bowie High is celebrating tonight.
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