secularisticadj.
/ˌsɛkjʊləˈrɪstɪk/ Of, pertaining to, or characterized by secularism.
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worldlyOE
dryc1175
fleshlyc1175
of the world?c1225
secularc1290
timely1340
of hencec1384
uttermore1395
worldisha1400
profane1474
humanc1475
mundanec1475
mundial1499
carnal?1510
seculary1520
unghostly1526
worldly-minded1528
sensual1529
earthly-minded1535
civil1536
subcelestial1561
worldly-witted1563
secular-minded1597
ghostlessa1603
lay1609
mundal1614
non-ecclesiastical1630
unspiritual1643
wilderness1651
worldly-handed1657
outward1674
timesome1674
apsychical1678
secularized1683
hylastic1684
choical1708
Sadducee1746
gay1798
unspiritualized1816
secularizing1825
unreligious1832
secularistic1862
apneumatic1864
Sadduceeic1875
this-worldly1883
this world1889
1862 Westm. Rev. Jan. 93 People, whose cheap theological literature is..limited to Orthodox tracts and Secularistic periodicals.
1881 Spectator No. 2766. 851 Women will imbibe education the more..kindly, that it will have no ostentatiously secularistic aspect.
1899 Q. Rev. Apr. 465 The secularistic policy of Gambetta and Jules Ferry.
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