unprogrammed

unprogrammed

English

Etymology

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English un-
English programmed
English unprogrammed

    From un- + programmed.

    Adjective

    unprogrammed (not comparable)

    1. Not programmed.
    2. (Quakerism) Having religious services that take the form of silent group meditation.
      • 1988, George T. Peck, What is Quakerism, A Primer:
        Newcomers into an unprogrammed meeting often conclude that there is no minister, but such is not the case, for in one way or another all Friends are ministers.

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