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Meanings of heathenish in English
Not acknowledging the God of Christianity and Judaism and Islam.
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Usage of heathenish in English
1
The heathenish selfishness of business competition started me away from the world.
2
He had never seen anything at once so heathenish and so exquisite.
3
He had a heathenish amount of machine-guns and he used them beautifully.
4
You're coming to make me feel confoundedly uncomfortable in my heathenish life.
5
Don't go to being fools by giving a child a heathenish name.
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How utterly heathenish is our oblivion of God in our daily life!
7
There was something both heathenish and pathetic in the whole thing.
8
We are heathenish in our progress along the line of road making especially.
9
You're bound to think us positively heathenish hereabouts-isn't that so, James?
10
It was some heathenish 'land in error's chain,' as the missionary hymn says.
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I think it's so heathenish; but Roderick says he thinks it 's sublime.
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These execrate him as the full-grown Golden Calf of heathenish worship.
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All vestiges of the old heathenish life are gone, we believe for ever.
14
Oh, I don't mean the idolatrous, heathenish confession of the Catholics.
15
They are a rough, heathenish set of fellows, these Milton men of yours.
16
This is the conceit of one wallowing in the slough of heathenish abominations!
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