† secularnessn.
Obsolete.
Secularity, worldliness.
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secularity1395
sieclec1400
worldlishipa1425
worldliness?c1430
worldlihoodc1443
mundanity1506
secularness?1529
carnality1548
carnalness1549
earthliness1549
rudiments of the world1557
Sadduceeism1577
Sadducism1581
earthly-mindedness1603
temporalness1611
worldly-mindedness1621
corporality1628
unspiritualness1642
civility1644
corporeity1653
materialism1822
unspirituality1843
secularism1851
terrestrialism1856
temporalism1872
this-worldliness1872
despiritualization1874
this-worldism1883
this-worldness1930
?1529 Proper Dyaloge Gentillman & Husbandman sig. A viijv The landes of lordes and dukes to possesse Thei [sc. the clergy] abasshe not a whitt the seculernes Chalengynge tytles of worldly honour.
1730 N. Bailey Dict. Britannicum
1755 in S. Johnson Dict. Eng. Lang.
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- ticket of receipt
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- ticket wagon
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- ticket window
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- ticket-buyer
- ticket-caravan
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- ticket-clipper
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- ticket-day
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