nonpraying
nonpraying adjective: that does not pray.
Adjective
nonpraying (not comparable)
- That does not pray.
- The nonpraying contributors may be persons whose lives are devoid of traditional virtue.1988, Edward Wynne, Traditional Catholic religious orders: living in community
- In which people are not praying, or may not pray.
- We could have praying buses and nonpraying buses.2005, Eli N Evans, The provincials: a personal history of Jews in the South
- Not of or pertaining to praying.
- If Julian had ever been a nun, she would have spent most of her non-praying time repairing priests' vestments and altar cloths, embroidering, cleaning, cooking, and serving noble visitors, travelers, and important guests […]2013, Veronica Mary Rolf, Julian's Gospel
- Synonyms:
- nonprayer
Synonyms of nonpraying
- nonprayer
Origin of nonpraying
From non- + praying.
Questions about nonpraying
- What does nonpraying mean?
- Nonpraying means that does not pray.
- What part of speech is nonpraying?
- Nonpraying is an adjective.
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