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secular
adjective as in not spiritual or religious
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Example Sentences
In an even less rosy outcome, the U.S. could see secular stagnation: A return to the norm between the financial crisis and pandemic, with weak investment and a savings glut.
But all the while, starting as a teen, Johnson logged time on the secular comedy scene of open mics, stand-up sets and improv sessions around Nashville.
Around the same time, Israel empowered Palestinian Islamist groups including Hamas, hoping they would serve as a counterweight to the PLO and leftist, secular Palestinian factions that were prominent at the time.
CCM, while lucrative for musicians, is mostly the domain of artists who don’t have enough juice to cross over into the more desirable secular market.
Assassinations and violent deaths, in particular, tend to be interpreted in sacred terms: The person becomes a secular martyr who made a heroic sacrifice.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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