underinfluenced

English

Etymology

under- +‎ influenced

Adjective

underinfluenced (comparative more underinfluenced, superlative most underinfluenced)

1. Too little influenced.
   • 2012, J. Robin Maxson, Singleness, Marriage, and the Will of God:

     In short, as they address marital decisions, too many unmarried Christians are underinfluenced by the Scriptures and overinfluenced by their personal experiences and their culture. A frequent result is unwise choices.