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Often used in the same context:
preparations,
festivities,
drumroll,
celebrations,
extravaganza,
klaxon,
blastoff,
climax,
tickertape,
lunisolar calendar,
witching hour,
festivus,
fiesta,
eve,
autumnal equinox,
fervour,
blare,
ceremonies,
revelry,
ticking,
calendar,
parade,
counting,
crescendo,
midnight,
beep,
calender,
cele,
ticktock,
ascent,
gears,
claxon,
hoorah,
seris,
dress rehearsal,
anniversary,
summer solstice,
tishri,
pyrotechnics,
anniv,
procession,
liftoff,
shazam,
showtime,
pyro,
newsbreak,
launch pad,
perilune,
sundown,
whackiest,
world wide web,
guy fawkes day,
montage,
madness,
spectacle,
talkathon,
taikonaut,
vernal equinox,
jubilee,
rosh hashanah,
quincentenary,
handover,
moonset,
frenzy,
diwali,
dawns,
decrescendo,
bunfight,
unfurling,
launch,
penalty shootout,
daylight savings,
blipping,
journey,
holyday,
previews,
movable feast,
sweat suit,
shebang,
shuttle,
tricentennial,
thankgiving,
churchill downs,
moonrise,
deathwatch,
sports commentator,
march,
anthem,
blast off,
sunrise,
fireworks,
glitch,
coronation,
spaceship,
pep rally,
showdown,
winter olympics,
orbit,
reign,
screechers,
stopwatch,
houselights,
audition,
run,
recitation,
rehearsal,
batde,
itinerary,
preview,
safari,
schedule,
briefing,
cruise,
exam,
memo,
puja,
trek,
trip,
workout,
auction,
blitz,
checkup
More general:
count,
counting,
enumeration,
numeration,
reckoning,
tally
Also try:
— Adjectives for countdown:
final,
second,
minute,
day,
silent,
long,
year,
hour,
mental,
terminal,
simulated,
more...
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