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Christiany

Christiany adjective: characteristically or stereotypically resembling a Christian.

Adjective

Christiany (comparative more Christiany, superlative most Christiany)

  1. (informal, slightly derogatory) Characteristically or stereotypically resembling a Christian
    • History is full of Christiany people, Christiany music, Christiany nations, and Christiany churches. They claim the name of Christ but seem uninterested or unwilling to submit to his authority or take his instructions seriously.2015, John J. Thompson, Jesus, Bread, and Chocolate
    • I have a soft spot for outcasts. I've been an outsider so many times. I was too shy, then too loud. I wasn't cute enough. Not developed enough for the boys, then too developed for the girls. Not thin enough. Not pretty enough. Too pretty for them (“she must be vain”). Too Christiany here. Not...2015, Jen Hatmaker, Ms. Understood: Rebuilding the Feminine Equation

Forms of Christiany

comparativemore Christiany
superlativemost Christiany
alternative formchristiany

Origin of Christiany

From Christian + -y.

Questions about Christiany

What does Christiany mean?
Christiany means characteristically or stereotypically resembling a Christian.
What part of speech is Christiany?
Christiany is an adjective.

Words near Christiany in the dictionary

  1. Christiansen filter
  2. Christiansen filters
  3. Christianson
  4. Christiansons
  5. Christiansted
  6. Christiany
  7. Christic
  8. Christicide
  9. Christicides
  10. christie
  11. christies

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