Apocalyptic

What do we mean by apocalyptic?

Relating to or predicting the end of the world, especially as described in the Bible or another religious text. adjective

Relating to or predicting widespread destruction or the collapse of civilization. adjective

Characterized by predictions of or allusions to a disastrous outcome. adjective

Containing or pertaining to an apocalypse or revelation; specifically, relating to or simulating the book of Revelation in the New Testament.

Given to the explanation or application of prophecy.

Same as apocalyptist. noun

The writer of the Apocalypse. noun

Of or pertaining to a revelation, or, specifically, to the Revelation of St. John; containing, or of the nature of, a prophetic revelation. adjective

Pertaining to, characteristic of, or resembling an apocalypse, in senses 3 or 4. adjective

The number 666, mentioned in Rev. xiii. 18., in which it is described as the number of the “beast of the earth”. It has been variously interpreted. Some fundamentalist Christians consider it to be the number of the Devil, and avoid or fear objects containing that number. adjective

Of or relating to an apocalypse: adjective

Portending a future apocalypse (disaster, devastation, or doom). adjective

One who predicts apocalypse. noun

Prophetic of devastation or ultimate doom adjective

Of or relating to an apocalypse adjective

One who predicts apocalypse.

A description of a person, place, item or event that was epically amazing in everyway. Urban Dictionary

Usually used to describe a group, or mass of people that for some reason are convinced a certain date is the day of the Apocalypse. They are so far 100% consistent at being wrong. Urban Dictionary

Apocalyptic folk ( Neo folk, Uber folk,Folk noir )is a term and phrase employed to describe a genre of folk-music which deals with dark themes of decay, decline, and/or destruction of Western civilizations foundations. This genre of music often, but not always has a underlying social philosophy. Other terms for Apocalyptic-Folk that have been applied to this genre of music are Folk-Noir, Uber-folk, and Neo-Folk. All of these terms are used to distinguish it from the protest-folk of the 1960s and seventies. much. if not all which had social messages of the political left and its a various protestings. Apocalyptic folk see's the world as a place notlong to last in any semblance which previously or currently has been known. It has a deceidly mellenialism to much of it's messages. Often occult themes, ecological themes, right-wing and nationalist themes, and themes of western mythology and legends are also found or invoked in this genre. Urban Dictionary

An even bigger failure than an epic fail; One that will trigger global destruction if allowed to continue. Urban Dictionary

When a person won't crush on you unless there is an apocalypse and no one is left in the world except you. Urban Dictionary

Apocalyptic dingleberry means disastrous occasion where something goes wrong and then refer to them as a collosal fuck up. Urban Dictionary

Beginning with dessert and working your way toward the vegetables. Urban Dictionary

The final battle between the living and the dead. The battle will take place from December 21 and 26, 2012. Clint Eastwood will be dead buy then, so he won't be on our side. i.e. We lose. Urban Dictionary

Another name for blunt or joint. Urban Dictionary

From the woman who brought us NiMb.ie, Yaoi, and The Missionary Kids, comes Apocalyptic Betty, an EBM solo act, planning on album release in 2009. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to apocalyptic:
apocalyptic, apocalyptist, apocalypto, apocalyptism.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word apocalyptic:
eschatology, magog, gog, prophecies, antichrist, apocalypse, armageddon, visions, prophecy, wasteland, messianic, messiah, revelation, hadith, prophet, gospels, demonic, prophets, imagery, scenarios, charismatic, ezra, zombies, preacher, vision, expectation, interpret, scenario, zombie, justification, themes, fiction, humanity, biblical, beliefs, cult, testament, beast, literature, thriller, civilization, judaism, destruction, precursor, supernatural, writings, jesus, divine, horror, scholarly, millennium, holocaust, epic, judgment, christianity, darkness, bible, tone, dreams, interpretation, future, genre, earth, followers, evil, tale, disaster, message, heaven, atomic, folk, novel, slavery, fate, hell, theories, gospel, planet, jewish, landscape, lyrics, destroy, christ, daniel, fantasy, theme, god, nuclear, christian, inspiration, text, perspective, atmosphere, metal, attributed.

Words that rhyme with apocalyptic:
cryptic, triptych, ecliptic, liptak.

Adjectives that are often used to describe apocalyptic:
more, christian, less, biblical, early, late, most, later, contemporary, ancient, traditional, prophetic, primitive, post, popular, classical, medieval, secular, century, negative, palestinian, fundamentalist, nuclear, zoroastrian, persian, cosmological, least, protestant, messianic, intertestamental, revolutionary, byzantine, conventional, blown, highly, somewhat, near, radical, hasidic, muslim, providential, eschatological, genuine, fantastic, adjective, intrinsically, novel, beast, held, marxian, downright, israelite, sectarian, hellenistic, cosmic, militant, vivid.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective apocalyptic:
literature, vision, visions, writings, tradition, eschatology, imagery, view, discourse, texts, language, writers, terms, expectations, ideas, expectation, tone, thought, books, writing, prophecy, hope, thinking, prophecies, events, event, images, end, rhetoric, message, traditions, themes, interpretation, scenario, character, moment, imagination, elements, works, predictions, destruction, mood, hopes, element, movement, passages, book, war, drama, beliefs, perspective, movements, battle, speculation, material, genre, struggle, style, figure, worldview, theology, future, beast, views, scenarios, writer, violence, revelation, context, symbolism, picture, scene, warnings, image, belief, note, fears, theme, significance, prophet, narrative, myth, framework, fervor, overtones, outlook, son, proportions, symbols, text, judaism, dreams, dream.

Words that sound like apocalyptic:
apocalyptic, apocalyptical, apocalyptically, apocalyptist, epileptic, apocalypse, apocalypses, apokalypse, apocolypse, aposematic.