armageddon (Meaning)

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armageddon (n)

(New Testament) the scene of the final battle between the kings of the Earth at the end of the world

any catastrophically destructive battle

No weak antonyms found.

The prophecy foretold of an impending Armageddon, where chaos would reign supreme.
As tensions escalated between the two nations, fears of an Armageddon scenario grew.
The cult believed that only the chosen few would survive the Armageddon and inherit a new world.
In the aftermath of the nuclear disaster, survivors emerged to face a post-Armageddon reality.
Conspiracy theorists often speculate about government plans for surviving an Armageddon event.
The scientist warned of the catastrophic consequences that could result in an Armageddon triggered by climate change.
Religious texts describe the final battle of Armageddon between good and evil.
Hollywood frequently portrays scenarios of Armageddon in blockbuster movies, captivating audiences worldwide.
Preppers stockpile supplies in preparation for an Armageddon scenario, ensuring they are ready for any disaster.
The ancient ruins served as a reminder of civilizations lost to the sands of time, reminiscent of an Armageddon long past.

(New Testament) the scene of the final battle between the kings of the Earth at the end of the world, any catastrophically destructive battle

catastrophe,apocalypse, disaster, end-time,doomsday, cataclysm, calamity, collapse, debacle, tragedy

windfall, windfall, godsend, godsend,manna, manna,

The prophecy foretold of an impending Armageddon, where chaos would reign supreme.

As tensions escalated between the two nations, fears of an Armageddon scenario grew.

The cult believed that only the chosen few would survive the Armageddon and inherit a new world.

In the aftermath of the nuclear disaster, survivors emerged to face a post-Armageddon reality.