eleventh hour (Meaning)

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eleventh hour (n)

the latest possible moment

The organization secured funding at the eleventh hour, just in time to cover the costs of the project.
The politician made a last-minute plea to voters in the eleventh hour, hoping to sway their decision.
The athlete managed to qualify for the competition at the eleventh hour after an intense training session.
The student submitted their term paper at the eleventh hour, narrowly avoiding a late penalty.
The company rushed to complete the project at the eleventh hour, working around the clock to meet the deadline.
The job seeker managed to secure an interview at the eleventh hour after sending out numerous applications.
The doctor diagnosed the patient with a rare disease at the eleventh hour, providing crucial information for treatment.
The firefighter rescued the trapped individual from the burning building at the eleventh hour, moments before the structure collapsed.
The detectives solved the crime at the eleventh hour, apprehending the suspect just as they were attempting to flee the scene.
The musician composed the final verse of their song at the eleventh hour, adding a touch of emotional depth to the piece.

the latest possible moment

climax, crossroad(s), possibility,crisis, breaking point, situation, extremity, Dunkirk, boiling point, flash point

No antonyms found.

The organization secured funding at the eleventh hour, just in time to cover the costs of the project.

The politician made a last-minute plea to voters in the eleventh hour, hoping to sway their decision.

The athlete managed to qualify for the competition at the eleventh hour after an intense training session.

The student submitted their term paper at the eleventh hour, narrowly avoiding a late penalty.