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nonpraying

nonpraying adjective: that does not pray.

Adjective

nonpraying (not comparable)

  1. 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
  2. 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
  3. 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

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.

Words near nonpraying in the dictionary

  1. nonpractising
  2. nonpractitioner
  3. nonpractitioners
  4. nonpraedial
  5. nonpragmatic
  6. nonpraying
  7. nonpreaching
  8. nonpreachy
  9. nonprecautionary
  10. nonprecedential
  11. nonprecessing

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