Meanings
adjectiveundevotional (comparative more undevotional, superlative most undevotional)
comparative more undevotional · superlative most undevotional
- 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
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