1. Plural of millennialism; beliefs, movements, or ideologies centered on the expectation of a future golden age or radical transformation of society, often with religious or utopian dimensions.
Usage: Often used in academic and religious contexts; Can refer to both historical and contemporary movements
2. Plural of millennialism; cultural or social attitudes and behaviors attributed to or associated with millennial generations, particularly regarding technology, work, and social values.
Usage: Informal usage; sociological and cultural commentary; Often used critically or descriptively in media and popular discourse

Examples

• Religious millennialisms have shaped Western thought for centuries.
• The study examined various millennialisms across different cultures and time periods.
• Critics often discuss millennialisms in the context of workplace expectations and digital communication.
• Historical millennialisms frequently promised radical social renewal.
• Contemporary millennialisms reflect changing attitudes toward career and community engagement.