Of or belonging to the secular (as distinguished from the religious) world; secular; (occasionally) †lay (obsolete).

Feeling or showing no emotion, impassive; destitute of tender feeling; wanting in sympathy or cordiality; stiff, hard, cold. In early use, chiefly…

Of or pertaining to the material body, mortal; material as opposed to spiritual; human as opposed to divine. the fleshly eye: the bodily eye. Now rare…

Relating to secular (as opposed to religious or clerical) life; secular, lay. Cf. worldly, adj. 3. Obsolete.

Belonging to the world and its affairs as distinguished from the church and religion; civil, lay, temporal. Chiefly used as a negative term, with…

Of, relating to, or existing in time, as opposed to eternity; temporal; earthly, worldly; (in later use) spec. temporary, transient.

of hence: of this world. Obsolete.

External; secular; lay. rare.

Of or belonging to this world; characteristic of the world, worldly.

In neutral sense. Not relating or devoted to what is sacred or biblical; unconsecrated, secular, lay; civil, as distinguished from ecclesiastical; as…

Of, relating to, or characteristic of humans as distinguished from God or gods; secular, not divine; (also) of or relating to the abilities or…

Belonging to the earthly world, as contrasted with heaven; worldly, earthly.

Mundane, worldly.

Not spiritual, in a privative sense; unregenerate, unsanctified, worldly.

Secular.

Unspiritual.

having a worldly mind, having thoughts set on the things of this world; also with the as n.

Of a person or a person's temperament, behaviour, etc. Absorbed or engrossed in material or temporal matters to the exclusion of intellectual and…

Having one's thoughts fixed on the earth; concerned with worldly matters.

Non-ecclesiastical; non-religious, non-sacred; secular.

Existing below or beneath a heavenly or ethereal realm; material (as opposed to ethereal). Now rare or historical.

Of or belonging to the present or visible world as distinguished from the eternal or spiritual world; temporal, worldly. Also secular-minded adj.

Having no soul, spirit, or animating principle; dead, inert. Often in extended use (esp. in the 17th cent.), typically designating something viewed…

Transferred senses. Unhallowed, unsanctified; unspiritual, secular, worldly, esp. in lay part. Obsolete.

Mundane, worldly.

Not belonging to, relating to, or characteristic of the Church, esp. the Church as an organized body; secular.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1.)

figurative; esp. in former religious use, belonging to the present world or life (cf. 3).

occupied in worldly or secular employment.

Of or relating to actions, concerns, etc., which pertain to the material rather than the spiritual world; worldly; secular. Obsolete.

Of, relating to, existing in, or subject to time, esp. as opposed to eternity; of finite duration; temporal; (also) time-consuming.

Unspiritual.

materialistic.

A Gnostic term for: earthy.

= Sadducean, adj.

U.S. Amongst the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) or other (esp. nonconformist) religious groups: denoting a person who has ceased adhering to…

Not made spiritual.

attributive.

Non-religious, secular; not relating to or concerned with religion.

Of, pertaining to, or characterized by secularism.

Of or pertaining to the non-existence of soul or spirit; non-spiritual.

= Sadducean, adj.

concerned with the things of this world or the present state of existence.

attributive. Pertaining to this world; mundane.