Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
chiliastic
adjective
/ˌkɪliˈæstɪk/

Definition
Relating to the belief in a coming significant transformation or the establishment of a Kingdom of God on Earth.

Examples
- Many religious groups have chiliastic views about the future.
- The chiliastic movement gained momentum during the 19th century.
- Her chiliastic beliefs shaped her worldview and expectations for the future.

Meaning
Chiliastic refers to the concept of a future era of peace and divine rule, often associated with millenarian beliefs in certain religious traditions.

Synonyms
- Millenarian
- Apocalyptic
- Messianic