cataclysmically

A moment later she realized why: the girl was cataclysmically stoned.

John arrives cataclysmically at their base, announcing "take me to your leader."

Water imagery courses across her globe, sometimes calmly but also cataclysmically.

"The conditions of life of these children tend to change cataclysmically, without warning.

Pete sat at the table, looking cataclysmically bored, refusing to give the brochure more than a glance.

Haber is now forcing George to dream cataclysmically; he wipes out millions with a plague.

That world order broke down cataclysmically in 1914, leading to the bloody inhumanities of the 20th century.

Four previous suns had ended cataclysmically, and the present, the fifth, would be the last, ending in a a violent earthquake.

It arrived on the surface of the planet rather more cataclysmically than Amalfi had intended.

I'd judge their home-world has been cataclysmically destroyed, probably the bulk of their race along with it.

The answer proposed by the four was the supernova, in which a giant star collapses to extreme density, then cataclysmically rebounds.

As expected, something happens cataclysmically.

"Sooner or later," Mickey took over, "Venus is going to erupt cataclysmically.

The drums erupted cataclysmically.

They have been lobbying for fresh support with some cataclysmically worded cries for help, with thus far mixed results.

Expect him to deny Newfield's allegations not only categorically but, considering his sometimes confused vocabulary, maybe cataclysmically.

Because of my cataclysmically smashed hip, sit-ting was torture after forty minutes or so, impossible after an hour and a quarter.

Above Tsapko's head, the engine screamed as something in the drive train failed cataclysmically and the besieged aircraft began to spin out of control.

The vinyl tables are jammed together, the bands are cataclysmically loud and the crowd whoops it up with fearless abandon.

Miss Sidley sat in her wheelchair with a story book, surrounded by a group of trusting, drooling, smiling, cataclysmically retarded children.

But a tension that came not from the fear of discovery but from the possibility that at any second something might go finally and cataclysmically wrong.

I wonder if at that time, George Lucas imagined he would ever make a film as cataclysmically bad as the Phantom Menace.

'I hate Daisy, don't you?' said the little beauty, sitting cataclysmically on his knee, with a baby sparkle hard to tell from old-age mischief.

Cataclysmically distracting, as it turned out, for Spock and Soleta had no trouble sneaking up on the guards and dispatching them from behind.

May to August, 1883: Krakatoa, a volcano in Indonesia, erupted cataclysmically; 36,000 people were killed, the majority being killed by the resulting tsunami.