messianic (Meaning)

Wordnet

messianic (a)

of or relating to a messiah promising deliverance

Webster

Of or relating to the Messiah; as, the office or character.

No weak antonyms found.

The messianic leader promised hope and redemption to the oppressed.
Some religious groups believed their leader to be of messianic descent.
The messianic era was a time of great spiritual awakening and social change.
The messianic figure symbolized the fulfillment of a prophecy or divine plan.
The messianic complex is a psychological condition characterized by an inflated sense of self-importance and a belief in a special mission.
The messianic narrative inspired movements for political and social transformation.
The messianic figure often represented a symbol of resistance and liberation.
Messianic rhetoric can be dangerous when it promotes blind obedience and intolerance.
The messianic impulse is a powerful force that has shaped many societies and cultures throughout history.
The search for the messianic figure continues to inspire hope and longing in the hearts of many.

of or relating to a messiah promising deliveranceOf or relating to the Messiah; as, the office or character.

unrealistic, sentimental, crusading, impractical, utopian,zealous, optimistic, quixotic, moony, ideologic

clear-eyed, practical, clear-sighted, realistic, clear-eyed,pragmatic, pragmatic, realistic, unsentimental, unsentimental

The messianic leader promised hope and redemption to the oppressed.

Some religious groups believed their leader to be of messianic descent.

The messianic era was a time of great spiritual awakening and social change.

The messianic figure symbolized the fulfillment of a prophecy or divine plan.