ppl. a. (UN-1 7.)
1727. Pope, etc., Art of Sinking, 118. Used in the praise and dispraise of ministerial and unministerial persons.
1735. Hervey, Mem. Geo. II. (1848), I. 492. One of the most impolitic unministerial acts I ever knew him guilty of.
1816. Coleridge, Lett. (1895), 660. The plain, unministerial … spirit of your writings.
1863. Edith J. May, Stronges of Netherstronge, 115. The perplexed minister recollected his office in time to repress a very unministerial reply.
