heathenishness (Meaning)
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heathenishness (n.)
The state or quality of being heathenish.
Synonyms & Antonyms of heathenishness
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heathenishness Sentence Examples
- The heathenishness of the ancient rituals astounded the visiting missionaries.
- The villagers' fear of outsiders stemmed from their belief that they were heathenish and wicked.
- The priest denounced the heathenishness of the pagan practices, condemning them as ungodly.
- The emperor's decree forbade all forms of heathenishness, including sacrifices and prayers to false gods.
- The explorer found himself amidst a tribe that still held onto their heathenish traditions.
- The historian argued that the so-called heathenishness of ancient religions was often misunderstood and misinterpreted.
- The crusaders attacked the infidels, driven by a zeal to eradicate all traces of heathenishness.
- The archaeologist uncovered a sacred site that revealed the intricate beliefs and practices of a long-lost heathenish tribe.
- The Puritan settlers condemned the heathenishness of Native American rituals, labeling them as demonic and primitive.
- The pastor warned his congregation against the perils of heathenishness, urging them to remain loyal to the true faith.
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The state or quality of being heathenish.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The heathenishness of the ancient rituals astounded the visiting missionaries.
The villagers' fear of outsiders stemmed from their belief that they were heathenish and wicked.
The priest denounced the heathenishness of the pagan practices, condemning them as ungodly.
The emperor's decree forbade all forms of heathenishness, including sacrifices and prayers to false gods.
