apocalyptic
রহস্যদঘাটন
definition
adjective
the apocalyptic visions of ecologists
describing or prophesying the complete destruction of the world.
translation of 'apocalyptic '
রহস্যদঘাটন-সংক্রান্ত,
রহস্য-উন্মোচক
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All Western democracies are now acutely aware of the 'apocalyptic' consequences of a well-orchestrated attack on high-profile facilities.
For as long as organizations buy into, and feed, 'apocalyptic' imagery that issues from Washington, other Christian points of view demand a hearing.
Indeed, the current American spate of interest in 'apocalyptic' prophecy stems precisely from attempts to draw meaning from complex and difficult imagery.
But as 'apocalyptic' literature has come in for criticism, so has utopian-by anti-utopians, often satirists.
We have had a storm of 'apocalyptic' proportions this morning, with gale force winds and torrential rain for hours.
Nor is he given to 'apocalyptic' prophecies.
Its influences have pervaded the whole economy and the whole financial system, and its bursting may have 'apocalyptic' consequences.
The army is ferrying in troops, but they're facing 'apocalyptic' destruction, entire neighborhoods razed to the ground.
Again, the only real cure to this neurosis, which is apparently taking on 'apocalyptic' proportions, would be for him to feel good about himself.
It was composed and published in a crucial period of European 'apocalyptic' anxiety and millennial anticipation.
He suspects this support is based on a reading of Christian prophecy that requires an 'apocalyptic' war in the Middle East as the precondition for Christ's return.
The cover picture shows the 'apocalyptic' moment when Albion rises from his rock and sees the vision of the land as Jerusalem, having subdued and reunited the Four Zoas.
These were films made in the aftermath of the 'apocalyptic' experiences of World War I which had a decisive effect on a new generation of artists in Germany.
The army is ferrying in troops, but they are facing 'apocalyptic' destruction, entire neighborhoods razed to the ground.
Such stylistic whimsy hardly seems appropriate to the solemn themes of 'apocalyptic' war and nuclear disaster which consequently lose much of their weight and urgency.
Our analysis of the larger culture was characterized by the kind of 'apocalyptic' imagery made popular by the nineteenth-century evangelist Dwight L. Moody.
I love the way that, in the 'apocalyptic' destruction of Genesis, Nimoy sidesteps the action for the briefest second to show us the beauty of the last sunset on the dying world.
Manichaean symbols and 'apocalyptic' scenarios are bandied about with future consequences and rhetorical restraint thrown to the winds.
Maritain saw World War II as nothing less than an 'apocalyptic' passage through unprecedented destruction.
The closest the FBI gets to a motive for the smallpox attack is an 'apocalyptic' Biblical passage left behind by the terrorist.
Rather than see social events as holding spiritual significance in a prophetic way, they dismissed literal interpretations of 'apocalyptic' prophecies.
This might well be related to the imagery of God depicted in 'apocalyptic' accounts.
Do you not realise the serious catastrophic, 'apocalyptic' implications if he is correct?
Despairing, however, that he would only be remembered as a political satirist and not a genuine artist in his own right, he changed his subject matter to romantic landscapes or 'apocalyptic' visions of the future.
This is the great long-awaited 'apocalyptic' moment.
As a sort of exclamation point, Jesus then uses the 'apocalyptic' imagery we have today.
The other times I see him focusing on his artwork while attending the San Francisco Academy of Art and creating his war-torn, 'apocalyptic' imagery that needs few words to explain.
There is nothing, in short, inherently Jewish or Christian or Muslim about 'apocalyptic' imagery.
Those who prophesied 'apocalyptic' social change faced great risks.
Wasn't this 'apocalyptic' comment portentous with all the flooding and massive tidal waves around Thailand and the Indian Ocean?
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