Meanings of most unchristian in English

Such a spirit is most unchristian, and in me would be most unwarranted.

It isn't nerves, it's temper, and a most unchristian temper too, begging your pardon.

The man who edits this religious paper uncle sends me is a most unchristian gentleman.

A most unchristian flash of anger shot through him.

That is a selfish, one-sided, inharmonious affair, full of discomfort, and productive of most unchristian feelings.

For, of all nature's animated kingdoms, fish are the most unchristian, inhospitable, heartless, and cold-blooded of creatures.

At this juncture Persis felt a most unchristian reluctance to act the part of ministering angel in any sick room.

But in their hearts were most unchristian feelings toward a venerable guest, their mother's aunt, by name Miss Jane McCoy.

Jane usually read tracts, and the professor did not feel religious; in fact he was conscious of an emotion of most unchristian belligerence.

While he gave Maldon credit for being a member of the Methodist Church, he charged him with treating himself in a most unchristian-like manner.

When you laid aside your beautiful dress, could you avoid putting on the garment of condescension, the most unchristian virtue attributed to Deity or saint?

"Mabyn," said the young man beside her, "you are a most unchristian sort of person this morning.

"There is a most unchristian league against us," he wrote to his secretary, "and fearful odds too.