How Do You Spell MORE UNDEVOUT?

Pronunciation: [mˈɔːɹ ˌʌndɪvˈa͡ʊt] (IPA)

The correct spelling of the word "more undevout" is /mɔːr ˌʌndɪˈvaʊt/. The IPA phonetic transcription shows that the first syllable is pronounced with the long o sound, and the second syllable has a short u sound followed by the stressed vowel sound of "aou" (as in loud). The ending -t in "undevout" is pronounced as a voiceless sound. "More undevout" means less pious or reverent, and is often used to describe someone who is less committed to religious beliefs or practices.

MORE UNDEVOUT Meaning and Definition

1. "More undevout" is a term that encompasses an individual or a group's lack or decrease in religious or spiritual devotion. The term "undevout" refers to a position of being not dedicated or committed to religious practices, rituals, beliefs, or principles. When used in the comparative form "more undevout," it alludes to a higher extent or degree of this lack of devotion in comparison to something or someone else.

   The phrase "more undevout" can be applied to various contexts, such as an individual becoming less devout over time, a person displaying less enthusiasm for religious activities or observances, or a decline in faith-related practices within a particular community. It signifies a weakening or diminishing connection to religious traditions, dogmas, or spiritual beliefs.

   One might describe someone as "more undevout" if they have started questioning or doubting religious doctrines, if they have become less active in religious ceremonies or practices, or if they have adopted a more secular or atheistic worldview. The term emphasizes the contrast between the current state of reduced devotion and a previous state of being more faithful or devout. Additionally, it implies a shift or change away from religious convictions or avid beliefs and may reflect a loss of interest or dedication to organized religion or specific spiritual ideologies.

Common Misspellings for MORE UNDEVOUT

• nore undevout
• kore undevout
• jore undevout
• mire undevout
• mkre undevout
• mlre undevout
• mpre undevout
• m0re undevout
• m9re undevout
• moee undevout
• mode undevout
• mofe undevout
• mote undevout
• mo5e undevout
• mo4e undevout
• morw undevout
• mors undevout
• mord undevout
• morr undevout

Etymology of MORE UNDEVOUT

The word "undevout" is derived from two separate terms: "un" and "devout".

The prefix "un-" is a common English prefix that conveys negation or lack. In this case, "un-" indicates the absence or opposite of something, in this case, "devoutness".

The term "devout" originates from the Old French word "devot", which means "devoted" or "dedicated". It evolved from the Latin word "devotus", which carries a similar meaning of "devoted" or "consecrated".

The phrase "more undevout" suggests a comparison to some degree of being less devout or lacking devotion. It is often used to describe someone who is less pious or less dedicated to religious or spiritual matters.