messianic
/ˌmɛsiˈænɪk/
adjective
- Relating to a messiah or savior, especially in a religious context (such as Judaism or Christianity).
- Scholars debate the messianic themes in the Old Testament.
- The messianic figure in the story was expected to bring peace to the kingdom.
- Many ancient texts contain messianic prophecies about a coming leader.
- Having or showing an excessive or fanatical belief that one can save or transform the world; zealously idealistic.
- The politician's messianic speeches inspired followers but worried critics.
- The startup founder had a messianic vision of changing how people communicate.
- His messianic approach to environmental activism sometimes alienated moderate supporters.