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end times
This term carries a heavy theological and apocalyptic weight, typically associated with eschatology in Abrahamic religions. It evokes a sense of inevitable doom, divine judgment, and the culmination of human history. Because of its strong religious ties, using it in a secular context often implies a hyperbolic or dramatic tone, suggesting a total systemic collapse rather than a literal biblical event.
Grammatically, this is a plural-only noun phrase. It does not have a singular form like "end time" when referring to the apocalyptic era. It functions as a collective temporal concept and is almost always used with the definite article "the" to specify the unique period of finality.
Meanings
Examples
The prophet spoke of the end times with a voice full of dread.
Do you really believe we are living in the end times?
The ancient scrolls describe the end times as a period of great chaos.
I feel like the world is falling apart and the end times are finally here.
The cult leader claimed to have a secret map to survive the end times.
Many people interpret these natural disasters as signs of the end times.
The kingdom fell into ruin during the onset of the end times.
We must prepare our souls for the coming of the end times.