apocalyptical

In one case a pharmacist in Wisconsin managed to sabotage 500 vaccines, apparently driven by his belief in apocalyptic conspiracy theories.

We read about people from the past who lived through apocalyptic times.

America’s tectonic political plates are shifting ahead of an election that’s being cast in apocalyptic terms by both sides.

Elaborating on this “apocalyptic confrontation of South and North,” Cheney observes that “Monroe, Madison, and Jefferson believed that splitting Republicans was the point of the Missouri question.”

Concerns over the combination of overstretched and underfunded health systems and the existing load of infectious and non-infectious diseases often led to it being talked about in apocalyptic terms.

And it merely delayed the apocalyptic maelstrom that followed rather than preventing it.

At DoD he ran around with his hair practically on fire denouncing cuts to the defense budget in out-sized, apocalyptic terms.

And I also have lots of apocalyptic dreams, including warfare.

Off the coast of Japan stands a crumbling, post-apocalyptic abandoned island that once held a bustling mining community.

Failure to reach an accord will add yet more potentially apocalyptic uncertainties to the Middle Eastern scene.

It was poetry and the drama, and processions and apocalyptic visions.

She flashed before him, an Apocalyptic angel, splended and terrible, trumpet-calling him to the last great fight.

Similarly, the apocalyptic myth of world-destruction has passed beyond the stage of the myth proper.

In Jewish literature, one of the earliest examples of such apocalyptic accounts of the beyond is to be found in the Book of Enoch.

The apocalyptic hope is the end of Old Testament prophecy, but not its height.