annihilationist (Meaning)

Webster

annihilationist (n.)

One who believes that eternal punishment consists in annihilation or extinction of being; a destructionist.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The annihilationist perspective argues for the complete destruction of an enemy rather than peaceful resolution.
The general's annihilationist strategy focused on overwhelming force to decisively defeat the opposing army.
The annihilationist ideology gained prominence in certain historical conflicts where total victory was pursued at any cost.
The annihilationist approach in negotiations often leads to prolonged conflicts and deep-seated animosity.
Some military leaders are criticized for their annihilationist tendencies, as it may lead to unnecessary destruction and loss of life.
The annihilationist rhetoric from extremist groups perpetuates a cycle of violence and intolerance.
The annihilationist doctrine of certain radical factions has contributed to regional instability.
Diplomats advocate for a more conciliatory approach, arguing against the annihilationist stance in international relations.
The annihilationist mindset can hinder diplomatic efforts and compromise potential peaceful resolutions.
The scholar's critique of the annihilationist worldview highlighted the need for nuanced and diplomatic solutions to conflicts.

One who believes that eternal punishment consists in annihilation or extinction of being; a destructionist.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The annihilationist perspective argues for the complete destruction of an enemy rather than peaceful resolution.

The general's annihilationist strategy focused on overwhelming force to decisively defeat the opposing army.

The annihilationist ideology gained prominence in certain historical conflicts where total victory was pursued at any cost.

The annihilationist approach in negotiations often leads to prolonged conflicts and deep-seated animosity.