heathenish

Charlotte would be sure to give it some perfectly heathenish name.

What are you cooking up out there in that heathenish hole?

To make matters worse, they took a heathenish pleasure in being alive.

His heathenish behavior had taught me an important lesson.

Did you ever stop to consider what the laundry problem would be on this heathenish planet?"

There's something dreadful heathenish about it, seems to me.

A strange and heathenish nickname, that," said the king slowly.

Here I was, definitely a prisoner and condemned to be sacrificed to their heathenish god.

Monarchy, he said, was preposterous, and it had a heathenish origin.

It was a heathenish title and I could never lay my tongue to it.

Behind her streamed the entire population of the town, save only the local missionaries who were outraged by this heathenish performance.

It was evidently a very primitive form of heathenish worship from which voodooism is derived.

A somewhat heathenish prayer indeed, and far too full of human passion for one about to leave the human shores.

They were a timid, gentle race, but ignorant, and heathenish worshipers of unknown gods.

Oh, I don't mean the idolatrous, heathenish confession of the Catholics.

You could say it has charms on it, but that's heathenish, and what he did's more scientific.

"No kahuna, no evil, heathenish priest is going to say how we shall build the church of God."

The Maskilim in particular ridiculed the custom and characterized it as "heathenish."

"He speaks all manner of heathenish tongues.

Topsy the "heathenish" black slave girl who Miss Ophelia tries to change.

Breadfruit they rarely touched, and coconuts were heathenish.

"What I mean is, between heathenish ways and the way of the Lord, then we ought to fight with our subtlest resources.

The assemblage intoned a chant to the weird accompaniment of heathenish tom-toms.

The opposite wall of this entry was hung all over with a heathenish array of monstrous clubs and spears.

What a heathenish spelling of Griffon!