Nondenominational

Pronunciation: /ˌnɒndɪˌnɒməˈneɪʃənəl/

Definitions of nondenominational

adjective describing something that is not associated with any particular religious denomination or sect

Example Sentences

A1 I attend a nondenominational church.

A2 She prefers nondenominational schools for her children.

B1 The wedding ceremony was held in a nondenominational chapel.

B2 The nondenominational prayer group welcomes people of all faiths.

C1 The nondenominational organization focuses on promoting peace and unity.

C2 The university offers nondenominational counseling services for students.

Examples of nondenominational in a Sentence

formal The school's philosophy is to remain nondenominational in order to respect the diverse religious beliefs of its students.

informal I prefer attending nondenominational churches because they are more inclusive.

slang Let's check out that nondenominational place down the street for a different vibe.

figurative His approach to spirituality is nondenominational, drawing inspiration from various traditions.

Grammatical Forms of nondenominational

• past tense: nondenominationalized
• plural: nondenominational
• comparative: more nondenominational
• superlative: most nondenominational
• present tense: nondenominationalizes
• future tense: will nondenominationalize
• perfect tense: has nondenominationalized
• continuous tense: is nondenominationalizing
• singular: nondenominational
• positive degree: nondenominational
• infinitive: to nondenominationalize
• gerund: nondenominationalizing
• participle: nondenominationalized

Origin and Evolution of nondenominational

First Known Use: 1853 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'nondenominational' originated from the combination of the prefix 'non-' meaning 'not' and 'denominational' referring to a specific religious group or sect.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe organizations or institutions that are not affiliated with a specific religious denomination, the term 'nondenominational' has evolved to also encompass individuals or beliefs that do not adhere to any particular religious group or sect.