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Definition of secular
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Secular
(n.) A
secular
ecclesiastic,
or one not bound by
monastic
rules..
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Temporal
::
Temporal
(n.)
Anything
temporal
or
secular;
a
temporality;
-- used
chiefly
in the
plural.
Confalon
::
Confalon
(n.) One of a
fraternity
of
seculars,
also
called
Penitents..
Secularized
::
Secularized
(imp. & p. p.) of
Seculariz.
Functionary
::
Functionary
(n.) One
charged
with the
performance
of a
function
or
office;
as, a
public
functionary;
secular
functionaries..
Sacred
::
Sacred
(a.)
Relating
to
religion,
or to the
services
of
religion;
not
secular;
religious;
as,
sacred
history..
Secularity
::
Secularity
(n.)
Supreme
attention
to the
things
of the
present
life;
worldliness.
Secularize
::
Secularize
(v. t.) To
convert
from
spiritual
or
common
use; as, to
secularize
a
church,
or
church
property..
Temporally
::
Temporally
(adv.)
In a
temporal
manner;
secularly.
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..
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..
Madrigal
::
Madrigal
(n.) An
unaccompanied
polyphonic
song, in four, five, or more
parts,
set to
secular
words,
but full of
counterpoint
and
imitation,
and
adhering
to the old
church
modes.
Unlike
the freer glee, it is best sung with
several
voices
on a part. See
Glee..
Protopope
::
Protopope
(n.) One of the
clergy
of first rank in the lower order of
secular
clergy;
an
archpriest;
--
called
also
protopapas.
Temporal
::
Temporal
(n.) Of or
pertaining
to time, that is, to the
present
life, or this
world;
secular,
as
distinguished
from
sacred
or
eternal..
Secularize
::
Secularize
(v. t.) To make
worldly
or
unspiritual.
Secularly
::
Secularly
(adv.)
In a
secular
or
worldly
manner.
Secular
::
Secular
(n.) A
church
official
whose
functions
are
confined
to the vocal
department
of the
choir.
Secularism
::
Secularism
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
secular;
a
secular
spirit;
secularity.
Secularism
::
Secularism
(n.) The
tenets
or
principles
of the
secularists.
Midst
::
Midst (n.)
Hence,
figuratively,
the
condition
of being
surrounded
or
beset;
the
press;
the
burden;
as, in the midst of
official
duties;
in the midst of
secular
affairs..
Minister
::
Minister
(v. i.) To act as a
servant,
attendant,
or
agent;
to
attend
and
serve;
to
perform
service
in any
office,
sacred
or
secular..
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