cliff-hanging (Meaning)

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cliff-hanging (s)

(of a situation) characterized by or causing suspense

No strong antonyms found.

No weak antonyms found.

The mountain climbers found themselves in a precarious cliff-hanging situation as they struggled to find a foothold.
With each step, the hiker felt the adrenaline rush of cliff-hanging above the rugged landscape.
The movie depicted an intense cliff-hanging scene where the protagonist clung to the edge of the cliff for dear life.
The photographer captured the breathtaking view of the cliff-hanging village nestled among the peaks.
As the storm approached, the climbers faced a challenging cliff-hanging descent to safety.
The novel described the protagonist's journey through a series of cliff-hanging adventures, each more thrilling than the last.
In the midst of the chase scene, the hero found himself in a cliff-hanging situation, racing against time.
The documentary showcased the extraordinary lives of cliff-hanging communities living on the edge of civilization.
With the sun setting behind the cliffs, the travelers marveled at the beauty of the cliff-hanging landscape.
The expedition faced numerous obstacles, including a treacherous cliff-hanging traverse that tested their courage and endurance.

(of a situation) characterized by or causing suspense

thriller, suspenser,nail-biter, photo finish, squeaker,hair-raiser

yawner, yawner,blowout, blowout,,

The mountain climbers found themselves in a precarious cliff-hanging situation as they struggled to find a foothold.

With each step, the hiker felt the adrenaline rush of cliff-hanging above the rugged landscape.

The movie depicted an intense cliff-hanging scene where the protagonist clung to the edge of the cliff for dear life.

The photographer captured the breathtaking view of the cliff-hanging village nestled among the peaks.