(un-, prefix1 affix 2. Cf. Middle High German ungesalbet, German ungesalbt, Dutch ongezalfd.)

Theology. Doomed to or undergoing eternal punishment; condemned or consigned to hell.

Theology. Rejected by God; spec. predestined by God to eternal damnation. Opposed to elect.

Foreknown; esp. foreknown to be damned; condemned, reprobate.

That has perished or been destroyed; ruined, esp. morally or spiritually; (of the soul) damned.

That has been or is worthy of being reprobated; damned, condemned.

Pronounced to be at fault or guilty; lying under condemnation. (Also absol. with the.)

Not saved or delivered from sin or damnation.

Formally or surely consigned to evil or destruction; doomed.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

With the: the class of people who are not chosen; spec. the class of those not chosen by God for salvation.

= prescit, adj.

In passive sense: Incurring damnation. Obsolete. rare. (Cf. damn, v. 4c.)

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)