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prebeliever

prebeliever noun: one who is not yet a believer.

Noun

prebeliever (plural prebelievers)

  1. One who is not yet a believer.
    • Typically a large meeting is held once a week to unite everyone involved and to offer opportunities to attract prebelievers. The meeting can include drama, music, and a speaker.2012, Jeramy Clark, Jerusha Ann Clark, After You Drop Them Off: A Parent's Guide to Student Ministry, page 207

Forms of prebeliever

pluralprebelievers

Origin of prebeliever

From pre- + believer.

Questions about prebeliever

What does prebeliever mean?
Prebeliever means one who is not yet a believer.
What part of speech is prebeliever?
Prebeliever is a noun.
What is the plural of prebeliever?
The plural of prebeliever is prebelievers.

Words near prebeliever in the dictionary

  1. prebattle
  2. Prebble
  3. prebedtime
  4. prebeginner
  5. prebeginners
  6. prebeliever
  7. prebelievers
  8. prebellum
  9. prebeloved
  10. prebend
  11. prebendal

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