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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.) Of or
pertaining
to this
present
world,
or to
things
not
spiritual
or holy;
relating
to
temporal
as
distinguished
from
eternal
interests;
not
immediately
or
primarily
respecting
the soul, but the body;
worldly..
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Secular
::
Secular
(a.)
Coming
or
observed
once in an age or a
century.
Secularize
::
Secularize
(v. t.) To make
worldly
or
unspiritual.
Arm
::
Arm (n.) Fig.:
Power;
might;
strength;
support;
as, the
secular
arm; the arm of the law..
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..
Secularize
::
Secularize
(v. t.) To
convert
from
regular
or
monastic
into
secular;
as, to
secularize
a
priest
or a
monk..
Secularism
::
Secularism
(n.) The
tenets
or
principles
of the
secularists.
Secularist
::
Secularist
(n.) One who
theoretically
rejects
every form of
religious
faith,
and every kind of
religious
worship,
and
accepts
only the facts and
influences
which are
derived
from the
present
life; also, one who
believes
that
education
and other
matters
of civil
policy
should
be
managed
without
the
introduction
of a
religious
element..
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..
Superseded
::
Supersecular
(a.) Being above the
world,
or
secular
things..
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..
Secularization
::
Secularization
(n.) The act of
rendering
secular,
or the state of being
rendered
secular;
conversion
from
regular
or
monastic
to
secular;
conversion
from
religious
to lay or
secular
possession
and uses; as, the
secularization
of
church
property..
Secularizing
::
Secularizing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Seculariz.
Holyday
::
Holyday
(n.) A
secular
festival;
a
holiday.
Secularity
::
Secularity
(n.)
Supreme
attention
to the
things
of the
present
life;
worldliness.
Secular
::
Secular
(n.) A
layman,
as
distinguished
from a
clergyman..
Confalon
::
Confalon
(n.) One of a
fraternity
of
seculars,
also
called
Penitents..
Temporalty
::
Temporalty
(n.) The
laity;
secular
people.
Secular
::
Secular
(a.) Not
regular;
not bound by
monastic
vows or
rules;
not
confined
to a
monastery,
or
subject
to the rules of a
religious
community;
as, a
secular
priest..
Secularism
::
Secularism
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
secular;
a
secular
spirit;
secularity.
Sacred
::
Sacred
(a.)
Relating
to
religion,
or to the
services
of
religion;
not
secular;
religious;
as,
sacred
history..
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