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Definition of apocalyptic - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
disasterrelating to large-scale destruction or disaster
- The movie depicted an apocalyptic scenario of global warming.
2.
revelatoryTECH. relating to a revelation or prophecyTECH.
- The book contains apocalyptic visions of the future.
Expressions with apocalyptic
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vivid depiction of the end of the world
The movie portrayed an apocalyptic vision of a world destroyed by war.
Origin of apocalyptic
Greek, apokálypsis (uncovering)
Terms with apocalyptic included in their meaning
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apocalyptic period
final period of the world in religious prophecy
apocalyptic
causing the end of the world or existence
apocalyptic belief
group anticipating catastrophic end of the world
biblical text
the last book of the New Testament with apocalyptic visions
eschatology
Christian belief linking Jews' return to apocalyptic events
events
any cataclysmic downfall or apocalyptic event
film
character in a post-apocalyptic film series
Examples of apocalyptic in a sentence
They prepared for an apocalyptic event with emergency supplies. The film depicted apocalyptic scenarios. Her speech had an apocalyptic tone.
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- French:apocalyptique, ...
- German:apokalyptisch, ...
- Italian:apocalittico, ...
- Spanish:apocalíptico, ...
- Portuguese:apocalíptico, ...
- Chinese:末日的, 预言的, ...
- Japanese:黙示録的な, 啓示的な, ...
- Arabic:كارِثِي, نُبُوئِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:אֲפּוֹקַלִיפְּטִי, נְבוּאִי, ...
- Russian:апокалиптический, ...
- Ukrainian:апокаліптичний, ...
- Hindi:महाप्रलयकारी, प्रकाशनात्मक, ...
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