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Filter by Meaning Some people believe that the COVID-19 pandemic is a sign of impending catastrophism.
The team's lack of communication resulted in a catastrophism on the football field.
The pandemic has brought a catastrophism effect on the world's economy.
Catastrophism is a topic that is often studied in earth science classes.
The author's latest book is a call for catastrophism in the face of looming ecological collapse.
The teacher's catastrophism led her to believe that her students were failing when they were actually improving.
The military leader warned about the potential catastrophism if they lose the battle.
Catastrophism can help explain the formation of impact craters on the Moon.
The theory of catastrophism was criticized for lacking a mechanism to explain how sudden events could shape the Earth's surface.
His catastrophism about the weather made him cancel the outdoor event.
The survivalist community is preparing for a future of catastrophism.
Catastrophism explains the formation of the Grand Canyon.
Catastrophism was a popular theory in the 19th century but fell out of favor in the 20th century.
Catastrophism played a role in shaping the landscape of Iceland.
Catastrophism suggests that the Great Flood described in the Bible was a real event.
Some proponents of catastrophism argue that the Earth is much younger than current estimates suggest.
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