unchristly

English

Etymology

un- +‎ Christ +‎ -ly

Adjective

unchristly (comparative more unchristly, superlative most unchristly)

1. Synonym of unchristlike.
   • 1897, Brethren Church, Ashland, Ohio, Brethren Evangelist Vol. XIX November 17, 1897 No. 44‎^[1]:

     […] the indistinctness of the line of demarkation between the professed friends of Christ and the unchristly world; […]

   • 1907, Rev. Gearge Henry Hubbard, The Teachings Of Jesus In Parables‎^[2]:

     this habit was inherited from one’s grandfather and that unchristly spirit from a long forgotten great-aunt

   • 2017, Dearborn, Mary V., author, Ernest Hemingway : a biography‎^[3]:

     Ernest confided, “Am in such an unchristly gigantic jam of every bloody kind now that it’s practically comic.”