Anticlimax used in a sentence

Anticlimax in a sentence as a noun

Rather an anticlimax, after what you’ve just survived.

Of course, when we actually were able to move to Java 5, it felt like a bit of an anticlimax.

The anticlimax of having to go down to the basement and empty out the canister after having completed vacuuming

There's a similar anticlimax when looking at the big flashy publication videos at graphics conferences.

It’s really about stumbling onto unassuming riddles that don’t give away a hint of anything that you might anticipate as a rewarding surprise, only to encounter something of an anticlimax, if perhaps you sense that it will be spelled out for you.