单词 | ungodly |
释义 | ungodlyadjective un·god·ly ˌən-ˈgäd-lē also -ˈgȯd- 1 a : denying or disobeying God : impious, irreligious … the listener fancied that he could distinguish the accents of towns-people of his own, men and women, both pious and ungodly … Nathaniel Hawthorne b : contrary to moral law : sinful, wicked … he was himself so wicked a creature, and his own conscience so reproached him with his horrid, ungodly life … Daniel Defoe Look at what's happened to our ozone layer … ! We have destroyed this planet with our ungodly ways! John Way 2 a : outrageous gets up at an ungodly hour … this sandwich has an impressive nuanced batter that for some ungodly reason is lost on the rest of the fast food community. The Catalyst: Colorado College b : far exceeding the ordinary, usual, or expected an ungodly feat ungodly speeds In the blackened interior of the smokehouse hang enormous hams, some an ungodly fifty-five pounds. "People want a large ham," Guier comments modestly. Matt Kramer c : severely objectionable to the senses an ungodly smell The bark of a fox, ungodly screech of a coon, … and the howls and yips of coyote all travel far on the still, damp night air. M. L. Wells ungodly adverb The most dramatic, commonly noted phenomenon of deserts is that they are ungodly hot and dry. Bil Gilbert In each case, an ungodly rich person made a crazy-rich person even richer. Rick Reilly ungodly adjective1 as in unholy Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance
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