unchristianly
- adjective
- /ʌnˈkrɪs.tʃən.li/
- She regretted acting in such an unchristianly manner during the argument.
Examples
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It was considered unchristianly to judge others so harshly.
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It is unchristianly to hold grudges against those who make mistakes.
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His response was shockingly unchristianly given his beliefs.
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His behavior was unchristianly aggressive during the debate.
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She spoke unchristianly to her neighbors last night.
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Many believe that it is unchristianly to act without compassion for others.
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His unchristianly comments surprised everyone at the church meeting.
Synonyms
In a rude way about religious things
Antonyms
How Christian
Surface Forms
Morphology
unchristianly = unchristian (transparent) = un + christian + ly
Formed by adding the productive suffix '-ly' to 'unchristian'; meaning is directly derived from 'un-' (not) + 'Christian'.
Etymology
Unchristianly breaks into un- meaning 'not', Christian meaning 'a follower of Christ', and -ly meaning 'in a way'. So, unchristianly means 'in a way that is not Christian', for example actions that lack the care or kindness people expect from Christians.