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Characterized by cataclysmic disaster or tragedy
“In these contemporary, cinematic apocalyptic scenarios, human action, often based on stupidity or greed, directly or indirectly leads to an apocalyptic disaster.”
Portending a future apocalypse (disaster, devastation, or doom)
“But despite the apocalyptic warning that this passage contains, Southey seems hopeful that religion, common humanity, and common wisdom will prevail.”
Marking a significant or noteworthy turning point
“As 1831 drew to its conclusion, there may well have been some who saw in the happenings of the preceding months an almost apocalyptic turn of events.”
Having significant or far-reaching consequences or implications
Of ominous significance, or portending of such
Serving as a sign, indication or suggestion of something
Of or pertaining to a future that is corrupted or dysfunctional
Characterized by causing hardships or problems
One who predicts an apocalypse
“Like Daniel, he was an apocalyptic who saw beyond history to the time when God would bring the world's story to a conclusion.”
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