Day of Judgment

noun

, Theology.

1. Judgment Day ( def ).

Day of Judgment

noun

1. another name for Judgment Day

Word History and Origins

Origin of Day of Judgment¹

First recorded in 1525–35

Example Sentences

“This is the Day of Judgment,” declared an onlooker as he filmed the inmates carrying bundles of belongings away from the prison.

From New York Times

On the Day of Judgment, these women said to one another, God will judge those who tried to take away women's God-given rights.

From Salon

The girl was glued to the spot, terror-struck, pop-eyed, quivering, knowing for certain that the Day of Judgment had come for her at last.

From Literature

The version presented at the Kennedy Center omitted important passages about the Passion of Christ, His ascension to heaven, the Christian victory over sin and death, and the Day of Judgment.

From Washington Post

A product of the Taliban dictum: “Those who listen to music and songs in this world, on the Day of Judgment, molten lead will be poured into their ears.”

From The Verge