unministerlike

English

Etymology

un- +‎ minister +‎ -like

Adjective

unministerlike (comparative more unministerlike, superlative most unministerlike)

1. Not appropriate for or characteristic of a minister.
   • 1989, Edie Claire, Borrowed Time:

     “Are you always like this?” she asked. His eyebrows arched. “Like what?” “So... unministerlike.”

   • 2012, Mallory Rush, Just a Little Sin, →ISBN:

     He smiled a very smug, unministerlike smile.

   • 2012, D. B. Jackson, Thieftaker, →ISBN:

     “Damn!” the minister said, sounding very unministerlike.