Definition of secularise - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
reduce religiosityRare UK make less connected with religious or spiritual mattersRare UK
- The government aimed to secularise education across the country..
2.
religionRare UK remove religious elements from somethingRare UK
- The government decided to secularise the education system.
Origin of secularise
Latin, saecularis (worldly)
Examples of secularise in a sentence
They plan to secularise the holiday celebrations. They aimed to secularise the national holidays. Efforts to secularise the festival faced resistance.
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- French:laïciser, déracler, ...
- German:säkularisieren, entkirchlichen, ...
- Italian:secolarizzare, rendere laico, ...
- Spanish:secularizar, desacralizar, ...
- Portuguese:secularizar, ...
- Chinese:世俗化, ...
- Japanese:世俗化する, 非宗教化する, ...
- Arabic:عَلْمَنَ, جَعَلَ عِلْمَانِيًّا, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַפְחִית אֶת הַדָּתִיּוּת, לְהַסִּיר אֶלְמֶנְטִים דָּתִיִּים, ...
- Russian:секуляризировать, делать светским, ...
- Ukrainian:секуляризувати, усунути релігійні елементи, ...
- Hindi:धर्मनिरपेक्ष बनाना, धर्मनिरपेक्ष करना, ...
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