ppl. a. (UN-1 8.)
c. 1430. Paston Lett., I. 30. The poure hous of Bromholm , in wheche arn divers vertuous yongge men, monkes clad and unprofessyd.
a. 1450. in Myrc, Par. Pr. (1902), 61. Ale þat leyne hand on preste or clerke off religione professed or vnprofessud.
1808. Scott, Marm., II. v. Sister Clare, As yet a novice unprofessd.
180914. Wordsw., Excurs., VII. 309. Whose mind could beguile A solitude, unchosen, unprofessed.