Word:
Definition
Translation En -> Es
Translation En -> De
Translation En -> Fr
Translation Es -> En
Translation Es -> De
Translation Es -> Fr
Translation De -> En
Translation De -> Es
Translation De -> Fr
Translation Fr -> En
Translation Fr -> Es
Translation Fr -> De
Secular
Sec´u`lar
a.
1.
Coming
or
observed
once
in
an
age
or
a
century
.
The
secular
year
was
kept
but
once
a
century
.
- Addison.
2.
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
.
3.
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
.
New
foes
arise
,
Threatening
to
bind
our
souls
with
secular
chains
.
- Milton.
4.
(Eccl.)
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
.
He
tried
to
enforce
a
stricter
discipline
and
greater
regard
for
morals
,
both
in
the
religious
orders
and
the
secular
clergy
.
- Prescott.
5.
Belonging
to
the
laity
;
lay
;
not
clerical
.
I
speak
of
folk
in
secular
estate
.
- Chaucer.
Secular equation
(Astron.)
the
algebraic
or
numerical
expression
of
the
magnitude
of
the
inequalities
in
a
planet
'
s
motion
that
remain
after
the
inequalities
of
a
short
period
have
been
allowed
for
.
Secular games
(Rom. Antiq.)
games
celebrated
,
at
long
but
irregular
intervals
,
for
three
days
and
nights
,
with
sacrifices
,
theatrical
shows
,
combats
,
sports
,
and
the
like
.
Secular music
any
music
or
songs
not
adapted
to
sacred
uses
.
Secular hymn
a
hymn
or
poem
composed
for
the
secular
games
,
or
sung
or
rehearsed
at
those
games
.
n.
1.
(Eccl.)
A
secular
ecclesiastic
,
or
one
not
bound
by
monastic
rules
.
2.
(Eccl.)
A
church
official
whose
functions
are
confined
to
the
vocal
department
of
the
choir
.
3.
A
layman
,
as
distinguished
from
a
clergyman
.
Adj.
1.
secular
-
concerning
those
not
members
of
the
clergy
; "
set
his
collar
in
laic
rather
than
clerical
position
"; "
the
lay
ministry
"; "
the
choir
sings
both
sacred
and
secular
music
"
Synonyms:
laic
,
lay
Philistine
,
annual
,
biannual
,
biennial
,
bimonthly
,
biweekly
,
bodily
,
brother
,
carnal
,
carnal-minded
,
catamenial
,
catechumen
,
centenary
,
centennial
,
centesimal
,
centigrado
,
centuple
,
centuplicate
,
centurial
,
church
member
,
churchman
,
churchwoman
,
civil
,
communicant
,
congregational
,
corporal
,
corporeal
,
daily
,
decennial
,
diurnal
,
down-to-earth
,
earthly
,
earthy
,
fleshly
,
fortnightly
,
hardheaded
,
hebdomadal
,
hourly
,
hundredfold
,
hundredth
,
hylic
,
laical
,
lay
,
lay
brother
,
lay
sister
,
layman
,
laywoman
,
material
,
materialistic
,
materiate
,
matter-of-fact
,
menstrual
,
momentary
,
momently
,
monthly
,
nonclerical
,
nonecclesiastical
,
nonministerial
,
nonordained
,
nonpastoral
,
nonreligious
,
nonsacred
,
nonspiritual
,
parishioner
,
physical
,
popular
,
positivistic
,
practical
,
practical-minded
,
pragmatic
,
quarterly
,
quotidian
,
rational
,
realist
,
realistic
,
reasonable
,
reprobate
,
sane
,
scientific
,
scientistic
,
secularist
,
secularistic
,
semestral
,
semiannual
,
semimonthly
,
semiweekly
,
semiyearly
,
sensible
,
sister
,
sober-minded
,
somatic
,
sound
,
sound-thinking
,
state
,
straight-thinking
,
substantial
,
terrestrial
,
tertian
,
triennial
,
unblessed
,
unhallowed
,
unholy
,
unideal
,
unidealistic
,
unregenerate
,
unromantic
,
unsacred
,
unsanctified
,
unsentimental
,
unspiritual
,
weekly
,
yearly
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