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secular - 14 thesaurus results
Main Entry: secular
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: not spiritual or religious
Synonyms: civil, earthly, laic, lay, material, materialistic, nonreligious, profane, temporal, worldly, laical, nonclerical, of this world, unsacred
Notes: sectarian means of or relating to or characteristic of a sect or sects, while secular means not specifically relating to religion or to a religious body or not religious or spiritual in nature
Antonyms: godly, holy, religious, spiritual
Main Entry: lay
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: amateur, not trained in a religious or other profession
Synonyms: inexpert, nonprofessional, ordinary, secular, temporal, nonclerical, nonspecialist, unsacred
Antonyms: ordained, professional
Main Entry: layperson
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: amateur person, not trained in religious or other profession
Synonyms: believer, dilettante, follower, laic, member, neophyte, nonprofessional, novice, outsider, proselyte, recruit, secular, parishioner
Antonyms: minister, ordained, priest, professional, reverend
Main Entry: materialistic
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: thinking mainly about physical things
Synonyms: acquisitive, carnal, earthy, greedy, material, mundane, possessive, profane, secular, sensual, temporal, terrestrial, banausic, earthly-minded, object-oriented, unspiritual
Antonyms: spiritual, thrifty, ungreedy
Main Entry: terrestrial
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: earthly
Synonyms: earthy, global, mundane, physical, profane, prosaic, secular, temporal, worldly, earthbound, earthlike, sublunary, subsolar, telluric, terrene, uncelestial, unspiritual
Antonyms: cosmic, heavenly, otherworldly
Main Entry: layman
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: amateur
Synonyms: believer, dilettante, follower, laic, member, neophyte, nonprofessional, novice, outsider, proselyte, recruit, secular, lay person, parishioner
Antonyms: professional
Main Entry: earthly
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: physically concerning land or its inhabitants
Synonyms: carnal, corporeal, global, human, material, mortal, mundane, physical, profane, secular, temporal, terrestrial, worldly, alluvial, geotic, in all creation, nonspiritual, subastral, sublunary, tellurian, telluric, terraqueous, terrene, uncelestial, under the sun, unspiritual
Antonyms: heavenly, immaterial, spiritual, unearthly
Main Entry: temporal
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: material, worldly
Synonyms: carnal, civil, earthly, earthy, fleshly, lay, materialistic, mortal, mundane, physical, profane, secular, sensual, terrestrial, unhallowed, banausic, nonsacred, nonspiritual, subcelestial, sublunary, unsacred, unsanctified, unspiritual
Antonyms: mental, otherworldly, spiritual
Main Entry: worldly
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: material, nonreligious
Synonyms: carnal, earthly, earthy, fleshly, human, lay, materialistic, mundane, natural, physical, practical, profane, secular, temporal, terrestrial, ungodly, sublunary, telluric, terrene
Antonyms: immaterial, otherworldly, religious
Main Entry: unhallowed
Part of Speech: adjective1
Definition: unholy
Synonyms: irreligious, secular, ungodly, deconsecrated, unblessed, unconsecrated, unsacred, unsanctified
Antonyms: blessed, godly, holy, religious
Main Entry: fleshly
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: bodily
Synonyms: corporal, corporeal, earthly, human, material, mundane, physical, secular, terrestrial, worldly, of this world, somatic
Antonyms: mentally, spiritual
Related Words
Main Entry: church
Part of Speech: noun
Related
Adjectives:
abbatial, abbatical, antinomian, apostolic, apostolical, archiepiscopal, autocephalous, biblical, canonical, capitular, clerical, conventual, denominational, ecclesiastical, ecclesiological, ecumenical, episcopal, episcopalian, evangelical, evangelistic, hierarchical, hieratic, his eminence, his grace, his holiness, homiletic, in orders, inspired, kaaba, kerygmatic, laical, latitudinarian, lay, litaneutical, ministerial, monachal, monasterial, monastic, monkish, ordained, papable, papal, paparchical, pastoral, pontifical, prelatical, presbyterian, priest, priestly, prophetic, religious, sacerdotal, sacred, scriptural, sectarian, secular, supralapsarian, sybilline, syncretic, syncretical, temporal, textuary, the reverend, the right reverend, the very reverend, theandric, theocentric, theochristic, theocratic, theological, theopneust, theopneustic, trayf, ultramontane, unhouselled, vatic
Main Entry: heterodox
Part of Speech: adjective
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Adjectives:
heterodox, antiscriptural, apocryphal, bigoted, cacodoxical, dissident, ethnic, ethnical, fanatical, gentile, heathen, heathenish, heretical, iconoclastic, idolatrous, pagan, painim, pantheistic, polytheism, recusant, schismatic, sectarian, secular, superstitious, uncanonical, unchristian, unorthodox, unscriptural, visionary
Main Entry: time
Part of Speech: noun
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Adjectives:
instant, short, Aprilian, Neolithic, acronical, actual, ago, ahead of time, all, alternate, ancient, annual, antiquated, antique, aoristic, aperiodic, archaic, around, atemporal, autumnal, belated, biannual, bicentennial, biennial, bimensal, bimillenary, bimonthly, bissextile, biweekly, brief, by turns, canicular, centennial, chronic, chronogrammatical, chronological, chronometrical, circadian, coeval, concurrent, constant, contemporaneous, contemporary, continual, continuous, current, cyclical, daily, dated, decennial, dendrochronological, diurnal, dominical, duodecennial, enneaeteric, ephemeral, equinoctial, erstwhile, estival, eternal, etesian, everlasting, every other, existing, fore, former, fortnightly, frequent, fugitive, genethliac, gnomonic, gumbled, hebdomad, hebdomadal, hebdomadary, hebetic, hibernal, hodiernal, horal, horary, hourly, immediate, immemorial, imminent, impermanent, infrequent, instantaneous, intercalary, interim, intermediate, intermittent, isochronal, last, last, last, lenten, lifelong, long, long, longstanding, matin, matinal, matutinal, menstrual, millenary, monthly, natalitious, new, night and day, nine, nocturnal, occasional, off, on time, ongoing, parmanent, part, penteteric, periodic, periodical, perpetual, plurennial, postpartum, preceding, prehistoric, preliminary, preprandial, present, present, previous, primaveral, primeval, prior, protracted, punctual, quadrennial, quarterly, quincentennial, quindecennial, quinquennial, quotennial, quotidian, rare, recent, recurrent, recurring, regular, regular as clockwork, remittent, remote, retrospective, rhythmical, round, seasonal, secular, seely, semiannual, semicentennial, semidiurnal, semimonthly, semipermanent, semiweekly, semiyearly, sempiternal, septennial, septimanal, serial, serotinal, sometime, sporadic, spur, stoundmeal, subsequent, successive, sudden, summary, tardy, temporal, temporary, terminal, tertian, that is, thitherto
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