1. Plural of apocalyptism; beliefs, movements, or ideologies centered on the imminent end of the world or a catastrophic transformation of society.
Usage: Often used in religious, historical, or sociological contexts; Can refer to both religious and secular end-times ideologies
2. Instances or expressions of apocalyptic thinking, rhetoric, or literature.
Usage: Academic or literary usage

Examples

• Medieval apocalyptisms shaped the spiritual anxieties of European communities.
• Various apocalyptisms emerged during times of social upheaval and uncertainty.
• The study examines how different apocalyptisms have influenced political movements throughout history.
• Religious apocalyptisms often predict divine judgment and cosmic renewal.
• Modern apocalyptisms sometimes blend religious and environmental concerns.
• Scholars debate the role of apocalyptisms in shaping cultural narratives about the future.