watershed
Refers to a turning point of great historical significance.
Synonym for historic watershed, emphasizing the context of history.
Denotes a major turning point with wide-ranging effects.
Indicates a crucial and significant turning point.
A turning point in the political landscape or history.
A turning point in the cultural development of a society.
To constitute a critical turning point.
To signify or indicate a turning point.
To stand for or amount to a significant turning point.
To arrive at a critical point or turning point.
A specific instant that constitutes a turning point.
An event that is considered a major turning point.
A year in which a significant change or turning point occurred.
A decision that leads to significant and often irreversible changes.
A project that fundamentally changes a field or situation.
Specifies the domain or area where the turning point occurred (e.g., in history, in a career).
Used to indicate the two things that the turning point divides.
Indicates the person, group, or concept affected by the turning point.
Used to describe how a turning point separates two different periods or ideas.