Definition of "millenarianism" [mil•le•na•ri•an•ism]
A belief that a major change is about to happen, based on 1000-year intervals.(noun)
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Use "millenarianism" in a sentence
"Another aspect of The Last Man's ambivalence towards millenarianism is seen in two episodes involving religious movements."
"In this context, Ward makes some rather striking affirmations about "millenarianism" and considers that this understanding of the Book of Revelation is harder to reconcile with scientific cosmology than the young-earth creationist understanding of Genesis is."
"Alex Steffen discusses how the idea of millenarianism has influenced our collective conception of the future and argues that "believing in a millennial future, or even frequently telling stories of such futures, blinds us both to what history teaches us about collapses and to what we know about our present moment."