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Meanings of last judgment in English
Portuguese
dia do juízo final Catalan
dia del judici final 
(New Testament) day at the end of time following Armageddon when God will decree the fates of all individual humans according to the good and evil of their earthly lives.
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Examples for "doomsday"
Examples for "doomsday"
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It's not something you have on the shelf for some doomsday war.
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The families had somehow fallen through the cracks in the doomsday planning.
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Had the public become overly fearful of Satan worshipers and doomsday prophets?
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It may be an invasion factory, Ed says, or a doomsday machine.
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And as for Robert, only doomsday will tell where his bones lie.
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Brexit has become the eschaton of the right, licensing extraordinary measures.
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We don't need the eschaton section at that length.
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If the situation develops as I project, the Eschaton will have been immanentized.
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The bastards are trying to immanentize the Eschaton.
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"That's the weapon the Illuminati plan to use to immanentize the Eschaton?" asked George.
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The day of reckoning comes in time and the dream is over.
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But he would work towards that day of reckoning from now on.
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You have not a day of reckoning staring you in the face.
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But the day of reckoning came, and that day was the Terror.
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Referendum votes are supposed to narrow as the day of reckoning nears.
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And He will punish you as sure as the crack of doom.
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The crack of doom will not avail to accelerate that relentless deliberation.
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There will never be anything quite like it to the crack of doom.
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Black will be black, and white will be white till crack of doom.'
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The overthrow of English law he looked upon as the impending crack of doom.
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In those days, however, the end of the world was always imminent.
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Explaining the end of the world wasn't on my to-do list today.
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As far as she knew, the end of the world had come.
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For thousands of years, prophets have predicted the end of the world.
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Not desirable, of course, but not the end of the world either.
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For only on the judgment day will nations become a single people.
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There are some sad accounts to be settled at the judgment day.
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Pool B:Today is judgment day for the Wales head coach, Gareth Jenkins.
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I swan, this old world has got to be nearin' judgment day.
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His lips were a wide straight line, as grim as judgment day.
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He knows now that this is not judgement day -only morning.
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Whenever this name is mentioned, I always feel like hearing a trumpet of judgement day.
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The dead prophet, when he was summoned back to earth, thought that the judgement day had arrived.
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I will meet you again at the judgement day; on earth ye will never see me more!
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This is all very fine, but how can Joe be so sure of what will transpire on judgement day?
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She knocks the Inquisition and the day of judgment all to pieces.
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Which of themselves may possibly cease sometime before the day of judgment.
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Cochran's name, connected with the day of judgment, was in every mouth.
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Allah would decide who was worthy on the day of judgment, Haider said.
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I saw in Venice a picture of the day of judgment by Tintoretto.
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Thus shall he speak unto them in the day of judgement: A:4.
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The day of judgement, depend upon it, will be a day of tremendous surprises.
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And this day will come, shall come, must come; the day of death and the day of judgement.
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The day of judgement is heralded by an ominous mismatch between overblown obligations and the trickling down of new money.
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No "book" has appeared since the Korān came down from heaven; nor will any other come till the day of judgement.
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Christian millenarianism is the belief in the institution of a thousand-year reign of earthly happiness preceding the last judgement.
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Now I'd have to sign on until the last judgement, jumping through all the hoops, before I'd be be eligible for any kind of payment.
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Among them is The Last Judgement window in St Patrick's Church, Newport.
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It also houses the extraordinarily beautiful Rogier van der Weyden Last Judgement altarpiece.
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Above the tower arch is a painting of the Last Judgement, discovered in 1831.
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He further shared that today was his last day as working police.
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Today is the last day to register to vote in 16 states!
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Given the last day the whole thing is probably left well alone.
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Kapnick's decision came on her last day as a trial court judge.
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I've seen a significant change in Orson's mood over the last day.
Usage of last judgment in English
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The scene of the last judgment was expected to be in Jerusalem.
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The scene of the last judgment was expected to be at Jerusalem.
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This evening they will certainly hold another meeting about the last judgment.
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The resurrection of the body at the last judgment horrified them.
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This fearful cry sounded to them like the peal of the last judgment.
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It's coming on to hail and snow like the last judgment!
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And when at last judgment was finally handed down, it came as a relief.
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But the spectacle of Memel will not even be helped by the last judgment.
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He made Jesus' sign of doom in Michel Angelo's last judgment, screaming loudly meanwhile:
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How would the brewer or the distiller, she said, appear at the last judgment!
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Yet if your last judgment of Aurelian be the true one, Piso, it may happen.
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Thus Satan's subjects come forth to the last judgment.
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Death, the last judgment, and the pains of hell, were the common subject of his sermons.
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Secondly, because at the last judgment, as Augustine says (Tract.
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It is like the last judgment, when all the world shall be consumed with fervent heat!
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I am sure it is the last judgment!
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