gentile English

Meaning gentile meaning

What does gentile mean?

gentile

— adjective belonging to or characteristic of non-Jewish peoples

— noun a Christian Christians refer to themselves as gentiles

— noun a Christian as contrasted with a Jew

— noun a person who is not a member of one's own religion; used in this sense by Mormons and Hindus

— noun (= heathen) a person who does not acknowledge your god

Synonyms gentile synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as gentile?

gentile English » English

pagan

heathen

non-Jew

infidel

goy

foreigner

stranger

ethnic

Christian

unchristian

philistine

peace offering

pantheist

paganish

outlander

noncitizen

non-Jewish

neo-pagan

kafir

heathenish

foreign country

alien

Manichaeism

Gentile English » English

non-Jew

heathen

Xian

Christian

Topics gentile topics

What do people use gentile to talk about?

Social behavior Religion

Irreligion

• What is a person called who does not believe in a religion?
  unbeliever pagan gentile heathen atheist agnostic irreligious godless

Examples gentile examples

How do I use gentile in a sentence?

Simple sentences

The first gentile was baptized by the apostle Peter.

Movie subtitles

You like that Gentile girl?

I should like to help everyone: Jew, gentile, black man, white.

I hate it when it comes from you or any Jew, as much as when it comes from a Gentile. Me?

To whose god shall a Jew pray for a gentile?

We even give them the privilege of approving all Gentile personnel.

You know, a lot of them try to hide under Gentile names.

Jew, Gentile, Buddhist, Mohammedan. no matter what he is.

This is a gentile's house.

Jew or gentile, is not it? - They sinned against the light!

Moses was a Hebrew, but Jesus was a Gentile, like you and me.

Are you still a nice gentile boy?

No Gentile woman would stand it!

A lady of the Gentile persuasion.

His heart was in the right place for a gentile.

Jew, gentile, black man, white.

But I come from a very gentile family.

One day, my sister asked if I knew Professor Gentile.

A lady of a gentile persuasion.

Molto gentile. See, everybody speaks Italian.

Hey, Jeffrey, your gentile godfather is here.

Jew, gentile, black man, white. We all want to help one another.

SUCH A GENTILE COMPETENCY AS HE CAN OFFER.

Useless ah, man, sir Korpanoff wanted to leave you with a word gentile, that's all.

On a thursday afternoon the children were playing with a ball a gentleman came to sit next to me and started talking to me in a gentile manner. He asked me if I liked being in Rome.

That gentile woman has gone completely crazy.

In Russia we was afraid to walk within ten feet of a Gentile.

Am I a Jew or a Gentile?

You could have ordered them to be a little more gentile.

I don't need their gentile papers.

There seems to be no really gentile way of announcing publicly a dump.

News and current affairs

The same goes for light skin, large breasts, Gentile noses, or a sparkling personality.

But the evidence that Anderson, Gentile, and Buckley provide has weakened that defense.

Ethnocentrism is bound to distort a people's relations with the rest of the world, and Israel's doctrine of power was drawn from the depths of Jewish experience, particularly the eternal, unforgiving hostility of a Gentile world.