nonpracticing

/nɑnˈpræktɪsɪŋ/
adjective
  1. Not actively working in a particular profession, especially law or medicine, despite having the necessary qualifications.
    • He is a nonpracticing physician who now works in medical research.
    • Many nonpracticing accountants still keep up with tax law changes.
    • After retiring, she remained a nonpracticing lawyer but still gave advice to friends.
  2. Not following or observing the rules or customs of a religion.
    • The survey asked whether participants were practicing or nonpracticing members of their faith.
    • He considers himself a nonpracticing Muslim who values the cultural traditions.
    • She was raised Catholic but is now nonpracticing.
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