cliffhanger
- noun
- /ˈklɪfˌhæŋər/
- Fans were left in suspense after the season finale, which ended with a shocking cliffhanger.
- season cliffhanger
- cliffhanger ending
- cliffhanger episode
And stick around to the end because the cliffhanger is intense.
- And stick around to the end because the cliffhanger is intense.
- Yeah, the earnings call was left off with with a cliffhanger of what's next.
- We're in a bad way and they've left us with quite a brutal cliffhanger.
- And I tend to end on what I didn't think were cliffhangers, but my readers have told me are cliffhangers.
- And that is a perfect cliffhanger to conclude, conclude the conversation.
- You don't need to write anything differently to say that's a cliffhanger.
- There's even novels in the dark romance genre that make guarantees that there won't be cliffhangers.
- I could not stand to have the cliffhanger forever.
- When we were doing it, I kept saying or thinking, because there it was left on a bit of a cliffhanger.
- I would love more, but I also think that it ended kind of, well, like as in I I'm it didn't end on a cliffhanger.
- Kant sets himself, as I said, this cliffhanger of a question and answers it with the first member of the categorical imperative family.
- And it's got a little cliffhanger ending, which I'm.
- I would definitely read Nocturne and Occulta, both of them and on cliffhangers.
- I know they hate cliffhangers, but yes, real Hamming codes are perfect.
Examples
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Yeah, the earnings call was left off with with a cliffhanger of what's next.
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And stick around to the end because the cliffhanger is intense.
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Yeah, I know, I left you all with a bit of a cliffhanger there for a while.
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But then, I heard it will be a cliffhanger, so I will have to wait until next September.
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And that is a perfect cliffhanger to conclude, conclude the conversation.
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And actually this is the first time that I'm seeing someone since a cliffhanger of our season finale.
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And despite revelation after revelation, they all end on a cliffhanger of some sort.
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Well, there's only one way to see how this cliffhanger will end.
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Look, I'm just saying that the cliffhanger between Infinity War and End game is epic.
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Personally, I find stories that end every single chapter in a cliffhanger a bit tiring.
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Synonyms
A moment in a story that leaves people in suspense
How Suspenseful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word cliffhanger comes from the image of a character hanging from a cliff at the end of a story, left there so the audience must wait. So a cliffhanger is an ending that leaves you in 'suspense' about what will happen next.