1 not changed in form or character; not made suitable for a different use:
2 In some sports, when a try, free throw, or penalty shot is unconverted, no extra points are scored after it:
He interprets the world as a fight between good and evil in which his role is zealously to "spread the word" of Western democracy among the unconverted masses.
Granada was taken from the Moors, unconverted Jews were expelled from the country and Spain became a zealously Christian land.
The number of new religious songs has grown in the past five years as churches try to reach out to the unconverted.
Websites among the bug-eating fraternity, such as Eatbug, carry favourite recipes which are designed to tempt the unconverted.
Cells that absorb all four genes are somehow converted to stem cells. Researchers kill any unconverted cells, leaving behind viable stem cells.
Last July, we sold a stunning Sussex barn with outbuildings - unconverted but with planning for a 4,500 sq ft home.
The website lists barns - converted and unconverted - plus other agricultural buildings with domestic potential.
