millenarian in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for millenarian in the English»Spanish Dictionary

millenarian [Am ˌmɪləˈnɛriən, Brit ˌmɪlɪˈnɛːrɪən] ADJ

millenarian

milenario

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English

The movement is, however, millenarian; its followers believe that they are helping bring about the change of a corrupt society, transforming it from evil to good.

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During the colonial period, the peace was periodically breached by outbreaks of religiously-motivated violence including periodic millenarian revolts.

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And you can almost surely dismiss any millenarian prophecies out of hand.

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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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After all, it's not just the millenarian mullahs who imperil us -- but also the bigoted jackboots of the far-right.

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He read eagerly the writings of ancient and modern visionaries, and then formed an apocalyptic, millenarian system of his own.

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Eradication is for moralistic crusaders and millenarian transformers of the human condition.

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Their millenarian views drew ire that in some respects is more understandable.

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The millenarian tyrant aims to reshape and purify society, without regard to law or compassion.

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They may adhere to millenarian beliefs.

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