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Eschatological

usgb/ˌeskətəˈlɑːdʒɪkl/Volume
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Religious Texts

Often used when discussing religious ideologies about the apocalypse or afterlife.

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His eschatological interpretation of the texts suggests a peaceful end to the world.
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Academic Tone

The term carries a formal, scholarly connotation and is common in academic discussions.

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In her lecture, she explored eschatological themes in medieval literature.
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Not Just Doom

Does not always imply disaster; can refer to any theorized end times, even positive ones.

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The poet's eschatological vision was one of hope and renewal.
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