millenarian in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for millenarian in the English»Italian Dictionary

millenarian [Brit ˌmɪlɪˈnɛːrɪən, Am ˌmɪləˈnɛriən] N REL

millenarian

millenarista mf

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English

They believe it is an opportune moment to double down on their millenarian war against civilisation and therefore launch more attacks than normal.

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The government media blame on the culprits were illiterate and blame the unrest to a millenarian plot.

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The deepening of chauvinism and millenarian religiosity -- as well as the rise of toxic identity politics -- are part of this search.

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Well, the millenarian doctrine lives on.

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Dow was a republican and a millenarian.

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You might just try some sort of value for money calculation for what might be achieved by pursuing some of the more millenarian goals of left fantasists.

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Such belief systems are also described as millenarian in their outlook.

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Perhaps also an explanation for the growing millenarian sensibility in the world.

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He pledged, in that slightly millenarian manner of his, to halve the deficit.

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It was a formative, reshaping experience, saturated as it was with millenarian expectations for the victory of the socialist revolution, soon.

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