Definitions

1. noun

A natural process or event that is inevitable and often catastrophic, especially a massive or violent outburst of energy.

“The asteroid’s collision with Earth was a classic example of telesis, an unstoppable event that could not be prevented.”

2. noun

A result or consequence that inevitably follows a particular action or situation.

“The company’s decision to downsize was a case of telesis, leading to widespread job losses and a damaged reputation.”