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Meanings of more secular in English

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Usage of more secular in English
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MM: I don't think the sound transitioned into a more secular sound.
Ebony
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With Britain growing more secular many have been questioning their place in society.
The Guardian
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For more secular moralists, a different kind of cosmic accountancy was at work.
The Guardian
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Nothing could be more secular than all the sights and sounds.
Short Stories and Essays (from Literature and Life)
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Some liberals and more secular-minded Egyptians have also rallied behind him.
Reuters
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But even then, Youssef admitted his original pitch was a little more secular.
News.com.au
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Which was Mary's selling point: What could be more secular than freshly baked bread?
The Storyteller
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As Britain has become more secular, the Queen's messages have followed the opposite trajectory.
The Guardian
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In 1978, a group of Islamic fundamentalist rebels split from the more secular MNLF.
Reuters
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Mingled with religion, there is diffused a more secular spirit.
Outlines of Universal History, Designed as a Text-book and for P...
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The biggest losers have been the young, more secular-minded revolutionaries.
The Guardian
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A more secular government in Egypt would likely lead to more political stability in Egypt.
Reuters
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Things clearly weren't much better in more secular Britain.
The Irish Times
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Those of a more secular bent will find the proceedings inexplicable and a bit worrying.
Reuters
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Ferris was a bit more secular than his kin.
Cross Bones
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But for more secular, contemporary, and prescriptive guides to meaning, consider any of these fine books.
A whole new mind: why right-brainers will rule the future
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