Definitionv. make secular and draw away from a religious orientation
Last update: August 1, 2015
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The arguments seemed irresistible, and a few weeks later the following entry occurs--'Strange thoughts have visited me: (1) I have felt that the Episcopate of the Church of England is secularised and bound down beyond hope.' [Please select]
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Great Britain restored all the captured colonies, except Ceylon; and the house of Orange was indemnified by the grant of the secularised Bishopric of Fulda, the abbeys of Korvey and Weingarten, together with the towns of Dortmund, Isny and Buchhorn. [Please select]
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The preacher must secularise his sermon or talk to vacant pews. [Please select]
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