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Definition of secular
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of secular is as below...
Secular
(a.)
Pertaining
to an age, or the
progress
of ages, or to a long
period
of time;
accomplished
in a long
progress
of time; as,
secular
inequality;
the
secular
refrigeration
of the
globe..
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Exaugurate
::
Exaugurate
(v. t.) To annul the
consecration
of; to
secularize;
to
unhellow.
Profane
::
Profane
(a.) Not
sacred
or holy; not
possessing
peculiar
sanctity;
unconsecrated;
hence,
relating
to
matters
other than
sacred;
secular;
--
opposed
to
sacred,
religious,
or
inspired;
as, a
profane
place..
Secular
::
Secular
(a.)
Coming
or
observed
once in an age or a
century.
Secularize
::
Secularize
(v. t.) To
convert
from
spiritual
or
common
use; as, to
secularize
a
church,
or
church
property..
Sunday
::
Sunday
(n.) The first day of the week, --
consecrated
among
Christians
to rest from
secular
employments,
and to
religious
worship;
the
Christian
Sabbath;
the
Lord's
Day..
Functionary
::
Functionary
(n.) One
charged
with the
performance
of a
function
or
office;
as, a
public
functionary;
secular
functionaries..
Regular
::
Regular
(a.)
Belonging
to a
monastic
order or
community;
as,
regular
clergy,
in
distinction
dfrom the
secular
clergy..
Sacred
::
Sacred
(a.)
Relating
to
religion,
or to the
services
of
religion;
not
secular;
religious;
as,
sacred
history..
Secularize
::
Secularize
(v. t.) To
convert
from
regular
or
monastic
into
secular;
as, to
secularize
a
priest
or a
monk..
Temporally
::
Temporally
(adv.)
In a
temporal
manner;
secularly.
Temporalty
::
Temporalty
(n.) A
secular
possession;
a
temporality.
Secular
::
Secular
(a.)
Belonging
to the
laity;
lay; not
clerical.
Holyday
::
Holyday
(n.) A
secular
festival;
a
holiday.
Inspired
::
Inspired
(a.)
Communicated
or given as by
supernatural
or
divine
inspiration;
having
divine
authority;
hence,
sacred,
holy; --
opposed
to
uninspired,
profane,
or
secular;
as, the
inspired
writings,
that is, the
Scriptures..
Religious
::
Religious
(n.) A
person
bound by
monastic
vows, or
sequestered
from
secular
concern,
and
devoted
to a life of piety and
religion;
a monk or
friar;
a nun..
Superseded
::
Supersecular
(a.) Being above the
world,
or
secular
things..
Secular
::
Secular
(n.) A
secular
ecclesiastic,
or one not bound by
monastic
rules..
Temporal
::
Temporal
(n.) Of or
pertaining
to time, that is, to the
present
life, or this
world;
secular,
as
distinguished
from
sacred
or
eternal..
Deconsecrate
::
Deconsecrate
(v. t.) To
deprive
of
sacredness;
to
secularize.
Secular
::
Secular
(n.) A
layman,
as
distinguished
from a
clergyman..
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