millenarian:
(plural: ‘millenarians‘; pronunciation: for the right pronunciation of this word, please click here)
‘millennium’, in this context = a time period in which all the people will be happy, contented and live in good conditions peacefully, especially in a distant future; note, however, that ‘millennium’ is more commonly used to refer to the time period of a thousand years.
a person who believes in the coming of millennium,
e.g.
The peoples of Mapuche of Patagonia Lake, Arizona, the USA are believed to be millenarians.
It’s fun to observe that the millenarians had made a big fuss about the end of the world on December 21, 2012 for some time, and the great ‘doomsday’, December 21, 2012, came and went without ending the world, but the boastful millenarians never showed up to make any explanation as to why the world did not end!
There are some millenarians who still believe that the world will end soon and, so, we must live a pious life and be prepared to be taken ‘alive’ to the higher world!
For a political article that shows us how we come across this word in our daily browsing, please click here, for a religious (Christian) piece of writing discussing millenarians, please click here, for a news article in which we see this word being used, please click here & please click here. (For an article about what ‘millenarianism’ is, please click here.)
Note: ‘Millenarian’ is more commonly used as an adjective to refer to incidents, events, beliefs, etc., of the millenarians, e.g. ‘millenarian movement’, ‘millenarian sect’, millenarian fantasy’, ‘millenarian doctrine’ etc. For an article that shows us how this word is used in its adjective form, please click here.

