Pronunciation: /mɪˌlɛnˈɛriən/
noun a person who believes in the coming of a golden age or paradise on earth
A1 A millenarian is someone who believes in a coming golden age.
A2 The millenarian preached about the end of the world.
B1 The millenarian movement gained followers in the 19th century.
B2 The millenarian sect predicted the apocalypse would happen in the year 2000.
C1 The millenarian's teachings were based on a complex interpretation of biblical prophecy.
C2 The millenarian leader inspired a devoted following who believed in his vision of a utopian future.
adjective relating to or characteristic of millenarians
A1 The millenarian belief in a coming apocalypse is common in some religious groups.
A2 The villagers were influenced by the millenarian teachings of a charismatic leader.
B1 The novel explores the millenarian themes of salvation and redemption.
B2 The cult leader's millenarian prophecies attracted a large following.
C1 The academic study delves into the historical roots of millenarian movements.
C2 The documentary examines the impact of millenarian beliefs on society throughout history.
formal The millenarian movement gained traction in the 19th century.
informal Some people believe in millenarian prophecies about the end of the world.
slang I heard that new cult is all about some millenarian stuff.
figurative His belief in a millenarian utopia guided all his actions.
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