Unsaved (adjective)

Not saved; not having received salvation or deliverance from sin and its consequences.

Origin:

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in the christian observer. from un- + saved.

Examples:

1. The unsaved soul is in danger of being lost forever, unless it repents and turns to God.
2. The unsaved nation was plagued by poverty, famine, and disease, as it turned its back on the ways of God.
3. The unsaved man may try to find peace in worldly pleasures, but in the end he will only find emptiness.
4. The unsaved heart is a heart that is not receptive to the saving grace of God.
5. The unsaved woman realized too late that her life of sin had brought her nothing but misery and regret.