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undevotional

undevotional adjective: not devotional.

Adjective

undevotional (comparative more undevotional, superlative most undevotional)

  1. Not devotional.
    • What public worship there is, is done in the pulpit and the end gallery by a choir of undevout young people, who sing undevotional hymns to undevotional tunes; […]1866, Samuel Miller, A Treatise on Mercersburg Theology, page 100

Forms of undevotional

comparativemore undevotional
superlativemost undevotional

Origin of undevotional

From un- + devotional.

Questions about undevotional

What does undevotional mean?
Undevotional means not devotional.
What part of speech is undevotional?
Undevotional is an adjective.

Words near undevotional in the dictionary

  1. undevolved
  2. undevoted
  3. undevotedly
  4. undevotedness
  5. undevotion
  6. undevotional
  7. undevoured
  8. undevout
  9. undevoutly
  10. undevoutness
  11. undewed

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